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Where it Stands: A Look at the 10th Congressional District Race
The Chicago Bears got some incredible news on the injury front Wednesday, as a slew of key players returned to the practice field ahead of the team’s divisional showdown with the Detroit Lions.
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Shake-Up in the Governor's Office: Rauner Gets New Chief of Staff
Gov. Bruce Rauner announced Monday that his chief of staff is leaving the governor’s office.
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Tammy Duckworth Sworn Into Senate by Vice President Biden
Sen. Tammy Duckworth was sworn in by Vice President Joe Biden Tuesday as the 115th Congress convened in Washington, D.C.
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Sen. Mark Kirk Cheers Illinoisans, Cubs During Final Senate Floor Address
Sen. Mark Kirk spoke for the final time on the Senate floor Thursday, praising Illinoisans’ ingenuity and extolling the Chicago Cubs recent World Series championship.
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Sen. Mark Kirk Praised During Senate Floor Send-Off
Outgoing Sen. Mark Kirk was praised on the Senate floor Tuesday by Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, lauding the fellow Republicans recovery from a “debilitating” 2012 stroke.
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Minority Candidates Break Glass Ceiling in National, State, County Races
Hillary Clinton won’t be the first female president, but a handful of candidates were able to score historic victories of their own in her home state and across the country.
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Kirk Writes in Gen. David Petraeus for President
After casting his ballot at the Highwood Recreation Center Tuesday, Sen. Mark Kirk told reporters that he voted for disgraced former CIA Director David Petraeus as a write-in presidential candidate.
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Balance of Power in Congress Hinges on Key Illinois Races
Some key races in Illinois could have a substantial impact on the national political outlook Tuesday.
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Duckworth Aims to Take on Military Issues in Senate
With a strong lead in the polls, Rep. Tammy Duckworth is primed to knock off Sen. Mark Kirk on Election Day and take her unique military experience to the Senate.
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Kirk: ‘Tammy and I Think It's Time to Move On' from Debate Gaffe
With his campaign flagging less than a week until Election Day, Sen. Mark Kirk is ready to move past the controversy surrounding a racially-charged comment he made at last week’s debate.