Specialist Glenn Carell watches the numbers as he works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Monday. Wall Street snapped back from last week's losses after steps were announced to support the global banking system.
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Rezko's spilling the beans to Feds
Man kills self after accidentally shooting brother
Another deal for Mayor Daley's nephew
Hard to believe what idiots think of Obama
Hard to believe what idiots think of Obama
Teen dead following Northlake drive-by shooting
Former Obama fundraiser Rezko, convicted of fraud, spills beans
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Here are our grades for the Bears after their 22-20 loss in Atlanta on Sunday.
Well, as many of you know, much to my mother's displeasure, I get myself into the odd fight throughout the NHL season. I am often asked, 'Why do you do that?' and 'How do those fights starts?' or 'What do guys say before a fight?' There's also the old, 'What's the point of fighting, you look like a meathead.'
When Aaron Gray arrived at the Berto Center a little more than a year ago, the first thing that stood out about him was his size. He was a legitimate 7-footer with a solid frame. For a team lacking in size at center, the addition of Gray was a welcome sight.
From where to find your pumpkins to devilishly clever costumes, we're your guide to all-things- frightful this Halloween season.
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The heat was on Sunday, but that didn't stop thousands of runners from crossing the finish line at the 31st Chicago Marathon. With temperatures in the mid-80s, organizers elevated a race-day alert system to "Red/High," meaning potentially dangerous conditions, three hours into the race.
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Grand Kenyan wins Marathon
Grigoryeva, Biktimirova pull away for 1-2 finish in women's race
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Late start costs runner $15,000
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Concert review: Fleet Foxes released its self-titled debut last spring on Sub Pop, the
20-year Seattle label that is enjoying a state of renewal. But this band is especially unique. Beginning and sometimes ending with
milky harmonies, often sung a cappella and in three or four parts, the
band captured the spiritual highs of the Beach Boys but also the dreamy
witness bearing associated with the short-lived, but highly revered
cult band Neutral Milk Hotel.
Terry Savage: Humpty Dumpty had a great fall. All the king’s horses and all the king’s men couldn’t put Humpty together again! As the stock market struggles to find a bottom, I’m reminded of that old nursery rhyme. Leaders of the world’s industrialized countries are struggling to find a solution that will put the system together again. But the cracks are too great. 
Fleet Foxes stand out amid latest indie-rock wave
Another city deal for Mayor Daley's nephew
Sights and sounds from Chicago Marathon
