Neil Steinberg

The U.S. Supreme Court sits back and lets Donald Trump undermine elections.

A new book, "Exceptional Hatred," explores the struggle, mostly set in Chicago, to respect free speech while constraining destructive hatred.

A Chicago Teachers Union lawsuit shines a light on Illinois Policy Institute accusations. Is that smart?

An Illinois funeral association leader is begging the state to take action after the discovery of 56 unrefrigerated bodies at a South Deering funeral home.

Could schools, by banning cellphones, be teaching society a lesson, the way they did with smoking?

I thought I was allowing some routine software formality. I thought wrong.

Zoo officials suggest coming early in the day for a better chance at spying wildlife.

The trick is, you have to know how to look for them.

A fleeting women's basketball moment is seized as a metaphor for the American qualities the right hates.

We're supposed to ... what? Be awestruck by their assembled hundreds? By fearful guys with a woefully mistaken view of America? I don't think so.