CPD Sending 6 Officers To Aid Boston Investigation

April 19, 2013 Subscribe · Forward CPD Sending 6 Officers To Aid Boston Bombing Suspect Investigation The Chicago Police Department is sending a team of five detectives and one sergeant to join in the Boston bombing investigation. Continue reading... Poll: Madigan Leads Quinn Big Time In Governor Matchup Chicago Record Store Day 2013 Last-Minute Must-Have Guide Many Roads Still Closed Amid 'State Of Emergency' In 38 Counties PHOTOS: What Chicago Looks Like Under Water Massive Sinkhole Swallows 3 Cars, Injures 1 Person In Chicago State Of Emergency Declared In Cook County Amid Flooding Massive Sinkhole Swallows 3 Cars, Injures 1 Person In Chicago PHOTOS: What Chicago Looks Like Under Water Massive Sinkhole Swallows 3 Cars, Injures 1 Person In Chicago Weekend Shootings Kill Four, Injure Several More-- Including Murder Suspect 8 Hurt In Chicago Shootings Since Thursday Afternoon GEOFFREY R. STONE Justice Scalia, "Originalism" and Homosexuality The same reasoning that leads Justice Scalia to conclude that the Framers' ignorance of cell phones and the Internet doesn't resolve questions about "the freedom of speech" should also lead him to the Framers' ignorance about the nature of sexual orientation. If one is going to be an "originalist," at least one should be consistent about it. Continue reading... NORTH BY NORTHWESTERN Experiencing Tragedy in a Digital Age What's strange is the fact that, when tragedy strikes, people run to the nearest social media outlet to scribble a few words of comfort. Call me a cynic, but what is this urge to compulsively post an immediate reaction to events like these? I'm not pointing any fingers; in fact I'm guilty of it myself. Continue reading... ROBERT KOEHLER Grief Without Borders Every life is a unique, invaluable, irreplaceable manifestation of human potential. Yet why is our awareness of this basic truth so fleeting? Why do we make grief hierarchical -- some deaths matter more than others -- and thereby diminish it immeasurably? Continue reading... PAUL KLEIN Really Good Art I've been waiting for the opening of Jun Kaneko's ceramic sculptures at Millennium Park. There are two powerful bodies of work on view. The new work has a playfulness that will engage a broader audience. I'm eager to see how the public interacts with them. Continue reading... U.S. NEWS TRAVEL America's Best Doughnuts As emporiums across the country continue to invent novelty confections, we can't help but think these gourmet delights are replacing cupcakes as the go-to sweet indulgence. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here. Unsubscribe here. Huffington Post, 770 Broadway, New York, NY 10003