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It Is Time for Responsible Republicans to Say They Won’t Back a Trump-led GOP   It is not enough to criticize Trump. His rivals and party leaders must make it clear that he does not, and will not, have their backing.   JOHN NICHOLS

How to Get Rid of Your Landlord and Socialize American Housing, in 3 Easy Steps   Homelessness, unaffordable urban real estate, devastating gentrification, and the housing bubble are all rooted in privatized housing.   JESSE A. MYERSON

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‘America’s Next Top Model’ Wraps After 22 Seasons of Bigotry   Exotic Asians, hot-tempered Latinas, and the original angry black woman—we owe all of these reality TV tropes to Tyra Banks’s fake-empowerment series.   JENNIFER L. POZNER

Dollar General Takes Its Case Against Indigenous Sovereignty to the Supreme Court   Will Indian nations lose one of the remaining paths for bringing justice to those who commit wrongs on their land?     ANDREW BARD EPSTEIN

With 1.5 Degrees Celsius Target, Climate Justice Movement Poised to Score Surprise Win   Pressure from activists and vulnerable countries has shifted the discussion away from a 2 degrees C target—a virtual death sentence for millions of people.   MARK HERTSGAARD

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Feast of the Immaculate Conception

Today is the feast of the Immaculate Conception, Patroness of our great Nation.       Here is something you may not know…      …Saint John Neumann who was the 4th bishop of Philadelphia, was the one chosen by Pope Pius IX to hold the book from where the pope read and proclaimed the Dogma of the Immaculate Conception.       It is one more connection between the Immaculate Conception and America that many don’t know about.       Read a short biography of Saint John Neumann here!       Also, if you haven’t done this yet, how about honoring this great feast day by making the 3 Hail Mary pledge?       Check it out: Three Hail Marys pledge      Our Nation is in great need of prayer, and that is the one thing each one of us can do: pray.       God bless you, and may the Immaculate Conception be your protection.

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New video shows suspect hit with Taser in Chicago police lockup Amid a growing crisis over the Chicago Police Department's use of force, the city released a video that shows officers in a Far South Side police lockup repeatedly using a Taser on a University of Chicago grad and dragging him out of his cell in handcuffs. Rauner, Madigan to meet again on budget Gov. Bruce Rauner and the four legislative leaders once again will gather in the same room today to talk about the budget. Mayor welcomes oversight of police "The Department of Justice is coming in," Emanuel said. "We welcome it, accept it and need it. It's in our self-interests as a city." Trump calls for 'total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering U.S. Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump called on Monday for a "total and complete" ban on Muslims entering the United States. Huppke: Transgender student tells her side At the center of a suburban school board's dispute over allowing a transgender student access to the girls locker room there is, of course, a human being. Chipotle E. coli case in Illinois: Officials mum The Illinois Department of Public Health said Monday it is working with local officials to investigate an E. coli case linked to Chipotle Mexican Grill's multistate outbreak. 6 charged after 2 Chicago-area students abducted in New York Authorities in New York announced charges late Monday against six people who they said were responsible for abducting two college students from the Chicago area over the weekend. Kris Bryant grievance, Javier Baez interest part of Cubs' 'super busy day' A grievance filed on behalf of Kris Bryant that could affect the National League Rookie of the Year's tenure surfaced on the same day Javier Baez's future with the Cubs seemed uncertain. Bulls collapse in 4th quarter, 103-101 loss The Bulls have a new candidate for worst loss of the season. Search for Kristin Cavallari's brother Investigators are trying to piece together what happened to reality TV personality Kristin Cavallari's brother. Chicago maaps as varied as its neighborhoods "There are, by the count of cartographers and real estate developers and politicians, God knows how many neighborhoods in Chicago." Today's weather forecast Mostly cloudy, high 40s. Showers later Holiday Gift Guide Tribune's annual Holiday Gift Guide features tons of great gifts at all price points. Click here to find the top toys and games, coolest tech, best books, must-haves for the foodie, healthy presents and more.

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Good morning from Washington, where many eyes are on Paris. Nolan Peterson writes from the City of Light that French leaders have yet to rally the world against the dark forces of ISIS. Meanwhile, as The Heritage Foundation's Kim Holmes and Steve Groves observe in separate commentaries, the climate summit in Paris prompts fanciful history and wishful spending from President Obama. Back in D.C., Melissa Quinn shows why critics regard one part of Obamacare as a bailout for insurers.
NEWS Has the French President's Call to Arms Against ISIS Fizzled? After the bloody terrorist attacks in Paris, French President François Hollande declared war on ISIS. But although he employed tougher rhetoric, Hollande didn't necessarily make an about-face in French counterterrorism policy. Daily Signal foreign correspondent Nolan Peterson has the report from Paris. Read More
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