Chicago Tribune (Sunday) - 2020-08-09

• ‘ ... FOR HIM TO BE HERE’
• The fall pivot: From hybrid to all remote
• Trump orders assistance, tax delay
• Is the pandemic issuing last call?
• TRIBUNE VOICES
• Piping plovers find summertime home
• Niles Township Food Pantry establishe­s composting program
• Motion for cops to grant arrestees speedy call nixed
• Prosecutor­s: Man convicted in 1994 murder freed too early
• Smollet lawyers say recording helps his case
• 15-year-old was ‘kind, charismati­c’
• West unlikely to appear on Illinois presidenti­al ballot
• Former city official signals he will plead guilty in bribery case
• Suburban households to receive $20M in rental aid from county
• If the NRA goes away, who will frighten Americans into wasting money?
• Why political convention­s are worth keeping
• Who would Pritzker choose to fill Duckworth’s seat?
• A CHAIN REACTION
• A lesson: How the GOP purged its leader amid corruption probe
• Chicago’s wild tale: How fish and birds returned
• ABOUT JOHN DURHAM’S INVESTIGAT­ION
• The president hates mail-in voting, until he doesn’t
• Climate change is marching on
• Reopening schools facing huge virus experiment
• Father, son charged in Ahmaud Arbery slaying seeking bond
• CONTROL IS REMOTE
• Fla. teen sows a troubled online path
• States race to pass police reforms after Floyd death
• Former Green Berets sentenced in bungled attack in Venezuela
• Monkey business takes over Thai city
• Choctaw bear the brunt of COVID-19
• Africa’s count of virus cases may be millions
• ON AUGUST 9 ...
• Adviser to Ford, Bush was gentle yet tough consultant
• Marijuana no longer is a ... ‘DIRTY LITTLE SECRET’
• Admiral Theatre files First Amendment suit vs. city, county over amusement tax
• Some working parents get lifeline
• New software may help thwart facial recognitio­n
• Arrested developmen­t
• Medical assistants put in health care’s necessary work
• First domino falls
• Sox ready for their close-up
• Firm aims to keep COVID-19 out of league
• Big Ten holds off on pads in practices
• Wait is over: Downers Grove native Zack Burdi makes his awaited MLB debut — and strikes out 2 — after several injury setbacks, but the White Sox fall to the Indians 7-1.
• Cornering the market: A closer look at talented rookie Jaylon Johnson and the Bears cornerback­s.
• Former Sky assistant offers food for thought
• Team’s return to Soldier Field set for Aug. 25
• Crow knows big games: Crawford stepped up
• Hawks will play top-seeded Golden Knights — and a familiar face in net — in 1st round
• Coach apologizes for gesture
• Knights lock up top seed via Tuch’s OT goal
• Simmons leaves team for surgery
• Our social castes: invisible, enduring
• Virtual sets could soon become a new normal
• Making her comeback
• Smith was a gentle force in folk music
• Setting the record straight
• Spend the rest of summer with these new paperbacks
• Is ‘Antkind’ worth all 700 pages?
• WATCH THIS: SUNDAY
• Book recommenda­tions from the Biblioracl­e
• RERUN OR REBOOT?
• Diverse filmmakers’ movies help spark family dialogue
• LESS THAN PRISTINE: Making perfect sense neverthele­ss
• Opening Act

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