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Opinion
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Editorials
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When a simple idea has the power to influence a complex problem, it is a wonderful thing to behold and something that deserves to spread.
That is just what is happening w...
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Perhaps the most prominent successful use of license-plate reader technology is the July 4, 2020, investigation that helped authorities identify and track a vehicle drive...
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Daily Herald opinion: suburban blood banks report a drop in donors amid a critical need for blood, especially type O. That is frightening news for all of us.
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Letters to the Editor
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Illinois has taken an important step by requiring employers to notify workers when artificial intelligence influences hiring, promotion, discipline, training or other emp...
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During my 32 years with the Chicago Police Department, I learned that information can save lives.
Whether responding to severe weather, searching for a missing child or m...
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In an article that appeared in the Daily Herald on Monday, July 27, (Illinois election officials say checks in place to prevent noncitizen voting), Illinois State Board o...
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Columns
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Not too long ago, the travails of the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts would have been most unlikely. Earlier presidents did not engage in similar disruptiv...
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Syndicated columnist Susan Estrich:
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Guest columnist Dan Franch: Every administration believes this time will be different. Every administration is convinced that enough military pressure, enough economic pain, or enough international isolation will eventually force a government to surrender, negotiate, or collapse.
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Cartoons
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