The NATO Summit protesters charged with plotting terrorist acts in Chicago planned to target President Barack Obama’s campaign headquarters and Mayor Rahm Emanuel’s home — and firebomb police stations and squad cars to divert attention, according to sources and prosecutors. One defendant allegedly said that “the city doesn’t know what it’s in for” and “after NATO, the city will never be the same,” prosecutors alleged. Read More
Suspects wielding bats attack diners at Tinley Park restaurant
Several people were injured Saturday when people wielding bats entered the Ashford House restaurant and began attacking patrons. …Read More
News
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More News- ‘NATO 3’ had targeted Obama campaign HQ, Rahm’s house, police stations, prosecutors say
- Police: 14-year-old dead, 12 others hurt in overnight shootings
- Six vying for third party run against indicted Rep. Smith
- Obama, Hollande talk troops, Chicago cheeseburgers
- Evanston City Council rejects painting hydrants purple for Northwestern
- One arrested as NATO protesters disperse downtown
- Iran, Syria among top for G-8 and NATO
Sports
05/19/2012 at 06:19PM
More Sports- Kerry Wood will remain with Cubs in role to be determined
- Orlando Hudson to join White Sox: source
- Telander: Chicago’s affair with Kerry Wood defined by unreal promise, painful setbacks
- Cowley: Like many Cubs seasons, Kerry Wood’s career was a disappointment
- Declaring a winner in radio, TV broadcasts of Sox-Cubs game Friday
- Rick Morrissey book excerpt: With John Kruk as his mentor, it’s little wonder Ozzie Guillen is the way he is
Business
05/18/2012 at 08:00PM
More Business- Hotels have reservations about NATO’s profit potential
- CME expanding hours of grain-contract trading
- Facebook stock up slightly in public debut
- Report: Regulator reviewing Groupon trading
- Protests aside, Friday a quiet day downtown thanks to NATO
- U.S. stocks edge higher ahead of Facebook IPO
- South Loop living through NATO Summit security
Entertainment
05/18/2012 at 11:55PM
More Entertainment- Joffrey Ballet to perform with Philharmonic
- Message in the music: Here for NATO, new voices plan 3 concerts
- Skilled pianist, violinist find comedy in classical songbook
- Will Smith betting on ‘Black’ after four-year hiatus
- ‘Mrs. Eastwood’: Easy to see why Clint took a liking to her
- Morgan Spurlock’s quest to be ‘Mansome’
- Review: ‘The Family Corleone’ by Ed Falco
Lifestyles
05/18/2012 at 05:03PM
More Lifestyles- Report: Healthy foods don’t have to cost more
- CDC to baby boomers: Get tested for hepatitis C
- Use spirits to up the flavor in foods
- For the first time, minority babies are the majority in U.S.
- ‘Bugs’ go to the extreme at Brookfield Zoo
- The house that Hank hammered
- Hadassah cookbook filled to brim with tried-and-true recipes
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