Chicago Sun-Times

…a syndicated columnist for the Chicago Sun-Times, and later that year he sued the paper for age and race discrimination; the case was settled out of court in 2000.

…news outlets such as the Chicago Sun-Times and National Public Radio followed. News organizations that got rid of their comment sections cited a variety of reasons, including the financial impact of having to invest in teams to keep comment sections clean and the fact that large swaths of readers had…

…accept a position at the Chicago Sun-Times. In 1967 he was named the paper’s chief film critic, a title he would hold for more than 40 years. Ebert was known for his unabashed love of cinema and an unpretentious, accessible approach that allowed him to give equal critical consideration to…

…dwindled to only two: the Chicago Sun-Times and the Chicago Tribune. Another daily, the Chicago Defender, is oriented primarily toward the city’s African American community, and Crain’s Chicago Business provides economic and financial news. In addition, there are dozens of daily and weekly non-English-language, neighborhood, and suburban newspapers,