Chicago Sun-Times - 2024-04-25

• Hamas releases video of Hersh Goldberg-Polin — hostage with Chicago roots
• Art Institute argues it legally owns watercolor
• ORLAND PARK MAN REMAINS IN CUSTODY IN CONNECTION TO FATAL OAK FOREST SHOOTING
• No love for Bears dome from state’s top Dems
• Bears eye taxpayers for stadium-related infrastruc­ture costs
• Fans excited by lakefront stadium proposal: ‘A win-win’
• Bookstore’s Palestinia­n flag display smashed
• UNITED IN SERVING THE ARTS — NOW AS ONE CORPORATIO­N
• Dom’s Kitchen & Market and Foxtrot facing class action over sudden layoffs
• In blocking Perry from U.S. attorney post, J.D. Vance shows he’s pro-Trump, pro-crime
• Columbine could have been a turning point in tackling gun violence in America. It wasn’t.
• ‘Illiteracy epidemic’ exists in CPS, but don’t dismiss progress
• GOTHAM WITTY
• Cava restaurant opens in Wicker Park on Friday, announces future suburban location
• Daughters dislike that I get alimony from their father
• HOROSCOPES: APRIL 25, 2024
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• British D-Day veteran, 100, wanted to honor comrades one more time
• Giuliani, Meadows among 18 indicted in case over 2020 election in Arizona
• BIDEN SAYS U.S. RUSHING WEAPONRY TO UKRAINE
• A NEW START FOR A NEW STAR
• TRYING TO STAY UPBEAT AS YOU GET BEATEN UP
• Benintendi has been particular­ly woeful
• ‘PROFESSOR’ HAS A PLAN
• Bellinger goes on IL with broken ribs
• BEARS WILL BE DRAFT KINGS
• WHOM SHOULD THE BEARS SELECT AT NO. 9?
• DIVINE RIGHT? WE’LL SEE IF POLES HAS ‘IT’
• WIDEOUT ODUNZE WANTS IN

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