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Supreme Court to hear prayer case
Tribune Washington BureauWASHINGTON _ The Supreme Court will revisit the issue of church-state separation and decide whether a town council can begin its monthly meetings with a prayer from a Christian pastor. Thirty years ago, the court upheld a state legislature's practice of...Tags: Religion and Belief, Church and State Relations, Trials, Christianity, Separation of Church and State
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A new breed of pet-friendly rentals
When John and Sara Kanive wanted to find a way to make their Chicago apartment stand out in order to sublet it in March, their solution was right in front of them, wagging his tail. Otis, their Great Dane-German shepherd mix, very obligingly parked...
Tags: Apartments, Pets, Humane Society of the United States, Rentals, Rooms and Sublets
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Union protesters urge Morning Call owners not to sell to Koch brothers
About a dozen protesters demonstrated outside The Morning Call's Allentown offices Thursday to urge its parent company, Tribune Co., not to sell its newspapers to conservative businessmen Charles and David Koch. The politically active brothers...
Tags: Bruce Karsh, Activism, Politics, Allentown, Chicago Tribune
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Protesters decry possible sale of Orlando Sentinel to Koch brothers
About 40 people gathered in front of the Orlando Sentinel building Thursday evening to protest a rumored sale of the newspaper to billionaire businessmen Charles and David Koch. Protesters held signs and made speeches decrying the possible sale of the...
Tags: Newspapers, Allentown, Newspaper and Magazine, Tea Party Movement, Peter Liguori
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Our Take: Obama's bumble
Obama's bumble Barack Obama this week declared — well, through a spokesman — the president's belief in a free and unfettered press. His administration has a strange way of showing it. Obama's Department of Justice subpoenaed Associated...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Eric Holder, Politics, Al-Qaeda, News Agency
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Tribune newspapers attract suitors, 'noise'
Tribune reporterSeeking to tamp down “noise” over the possible sale of its newspapers, Tribune Co. CEO Peter Liguori sent an email to employees Wednesday calling speculation about a transaction premature. “A sale transaction is only one of our...Tags: Activism, Newspapers, Tribune Tower, Oaktree Capital Management, David Koch
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News Corp. hires Toni Cook Bush to oversee lobbying after split
News Corp. has hired a D.C. heavyweight to handle its lobbying efforts on Capitol Hill after it becomes primarily a newspaper publishing company. Antoniette "Toni" Cook Bush will join News Corp. next month as its executive vice president and global head...
Tags: Newspapers, Rupert Murdoch, Satellite and Cable Service, Media Industry, Government
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On IRS scandal, Boehner asks, 'Who's going to jail?'
Tribune Washington BureauWASHINGTON _ Republican congressional leaders, faced with an array of crises threatening to overwhelm the White House, appear to have singled out the targeting of conservative political groups by the IRS as the most fertile _ and politically...Tags: Republican Party, John Boehner, U.S. Congress, Elections, Internal Revenue Service
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Florida Watch: Protest Koch brothers bid for Tribune, Sentinel newspapers
The progressive group Florida Watch Action is planning a protest Thursday in front of the Orlando Sentinel newspaper to oppose the potential sale of that and other Tribune Company newspapers to the conservative Koch Brothers. The “billionaire...Tags: Politics, David Koch, Chicago Tribune, Freedom of the Press, Newspaper and Magazine
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Tech Cocktail raises $2.5M in first outside funding
Tribune reporterChicago-based Tech Cocktail, a media company that covers news and organizes events for entrepreneurs, has raised $2.5 million in funding from an initiative led by Zappos.com Chief Executive Tony Hsieh. It's the first time Tech Cocktail has taken...Tags: Startups, Zappos.com, Chicago Tribune, Realty
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Unions protest over potential sale of L.A. Times to Koch brothers
About 300 labor union members and other activists staged a demonstration to protest the potential sale of the Los Angeles Times to the politically conservative Koch brothers. Demonstrators marched outside the downtown L.A. headquarters of Oaktree...
Tags: Newspapers, Demonstration, California Public Employees' Retirement System, Local Elections, AFL-CIO
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Holder defends subpoena of journalists' phone records
WASHINGTON — Atty. Gen. Eric H. Holder Jr. on Tuesday strongly defended the criminal investigation into the leak of classified details about a successful U.S. undercover operation, calling it "within the top two or three most serious leaks" of...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Central Intelligence Agency, Eric Holder, Journalism, News Media
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