Aïda Muluneh’s public art photo exhibit is ‘a love letter to Ethiopia’

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Retired US generals warn against calling the US election too early

Human touch is essential. How are people coping with ‘skin hunger’?

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For this year’s Passover Seder, to Zoom or not to Zoom? 

‘We always FaceTime daddy for presents’: How families celebrate Christmas with their deported spouses

‘Colonialism is scary as hell’: Puerto Rican activists in Chicago stage a haunted house

What it’s like to become a US citizen after a lifetime of statelessness

A small, Catholic, Midwestern farming town embraces an Indian ‘hugging saint’

This American singer teaches Italian kids to sing like Beyoncé

Chicago hotel workers join #MeToo, demand protections against sexual assault

The convention chaos Democrats wish never happened

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A medical student lives out the dreams of her undocumented father — even if he is deported

How a golden shipping container became one man’s portal to the world

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360 Staff Pick: Kid Sister goes Ultraviolet

To control rat populations, birth control may be more effective than poison

Childhood lead poisoning remains a widespread problem in America

What Chicago is learning from Cuba when it comes to fighting infant mortality

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ICE agents are increasingly playing the roles of both police and judge

A Chicago museum outs Trump’s ‘Renoir’ painting as fake

There hasn’t been a Japantown in Chicago since the 1980s, but this exhibit is bringing the community back together

Rohingya in Chicago make an emotional plea to the US: ‘Help our people’

Call it clave, or call it hambone — the beat’s the same

This is why most of the counter-protesters in Charlottesville were white

An American tradition took shape in Mexico — and then returned to the US

Gift Ngoepe is the first African-born player to join baseball’s major league

Watch live: Former President Obama delivers his first public speech since leaving office

Chinese social media wants you to boycott United Airlines

A Syrian-American soul singer takes his music to Trump country

Photos: Thousands converge on US international airports to protest Trump’s travel ban

Borders or bans can’t stop me from being a Muslim doctor

For these Blackhawks fans, it’s about time there was Spanish play-by-play

Watch live: President Obama’s farewell speech

To protect their immigrant residents under Trump, some cities are arming them with lawyers

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Gun Violence on Christmas, Judicial Vacancies for Trump, Drought in California and a Town Without Water

Halfway through med school, undocumented students worry Trump will derail their progress

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Eid memories: ‘The highs and lows of my childhood depended on the moon.’

When a rape isn’t a rape: FBI statistics ignore many cities’ rapes

Third-Party Candidates, Sex Testing Olympians, Guitar’s Not Dead

I’m a Muslim doctor. My patient refused treatment because of my religion.

Prison to the Honor Roll, Confronting Opiates, A Homecoming

How one program helps young people unify the most segregated city in America

Families of police shooting victims form bonds built on loss

Ala’a Basatneh gets icy stares on Chicago streets, but hopes for more civility at the State of the Union

Journalist: Black activists need black-only spaces. Here’s why we should respect that.