The [Friday] Papers

The Tribune's Bill Ruthhart writes today about how Rahm Emanuel coped with another bad week, concluding:

"The political spin lesson in Emanuel's strategy: When bad financial news abounds, the teachers are talking walkout and a policing scandal continues to drag on, try to change the subject to two things everyone likes - kids and parks."

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I discussed Rahm, Anita Alvarez, the CTU, the next police chief, the Illinois Supreme Court's pension ruling, and Michael Ferro, the Tribune and Sun-Times on this week's edition of Chicago Newsroom, hosted by Ken Davis. You can watch it here, please ignore my always-stupid hair, which was really flat for some reason (maybe the rain).

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P.S.:

How's that for a headline, #Chicago. https://t.co/2XKzWvPOzr

— dri (@DriXander) March 25, 2016

City To Quit Ordering Police-Shooting Investigators To Change Findings https://t.co/v0iz4AHOhn

— WBEZ (@WBEZ) March 25, 2016

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TweetWood

Daily Mail: Band #Chicago Sings Alongside Trump At Mar-A-Lago: https://t.co/drUcxiGTGQ

— Beachwood Reporter (@BeachwoodReport) March 25, 2016

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