"… atives voted 87-28 to reject the legislation following an editorial in the Chicago Tribune pleading with lawmakers to kill the bill. “The bill would give legal ce …"

"… th no TV stations, wrote supportively of the free air time initiative. The Chicago Tribune, owned by the Tribune Co., which recently purchased the Los Angeles Times …"

"… as companies are consolidating,” he wrote in an op-ed piece for the Chicago Tribune on June 24. Currently, the FCC reviews all telecom mergers to determine …"

"… d to have on three rising Republicans: George W. Bush, Donald Rumsfeld and Dick Cheney. Bush’s father, George H.W. Bush, was personally close to Nixon and was …"

"… he presidential race is that he hasn’t embarrassed himself, according to Chicago Tribune columnist Steve Chapman.“So far, Pawlenty hasn’t impaled himself on an …"

"… es of everyone on death row to life imprisonment. …"

"… of his trial prosecutors.The three reporters and their editors at the Chicago Tribune made the biggest difference, though. In addition to changing percepti …"

"… ame charges, but he was not arrested. His predecessor as Sismi chief, Adm. Gianfranco Battelli, was also questioned, and a transcript filed in court records shows that C …"

"… most significant change ever in the rules regarding ownership today of the American media. It is not my purpose or prerogative today to substantively discuss …"

"… s shift could reduce the independence of the news media and the ability of Americans to take part in public debate." (Full disclosure: Kovach is on the Cente …"

"… endent news-gathering operations that gather original news for 280 million Americans today is small and may become smaller. And this current FCC "Notice of P …"

"… n would stimulate market competition and lower monthly cable bills for all Americans, rates shot up 45 percent, nearly three times as fast as inflation. That …"

"… included." And yet during the final stretch of the his 2004 campaign, when Chicago Tribune polls reported that he had an overwhelming 51 percent lead over his oppone …"

"… he archiving continues to go on,” spokesman Brad Hahn told the Chicago Tribune in Feb. 2010. “I wouldn't want to speculate on a timeline.” …"