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Chicago Leader's blog posts are informal stories written by Chicago Leader staff and interns. Occasionally, readers will find guest posts.
Taylor Swift’s Tortured Poets Department Dominates Billboard Hot 100 Songs
Introduction In the ever-evolving landscape of popular music, few names command attention and admiration quite like Taylor Swift. The release...
Read moreTeen Vape Awareness Imperative
In the past decade, vaping has emerged as a pervasive trend among many minors, with its popularity surging rapidly. Initially...
Read moreBees Sustaining Life on Earth
The Buzzing Heroes of Nature Bees Sustaining Life on Earth. Bumblebees are one of the most important organisms in the...
Read moreColumbia Student Protest Encampment: A Beacon of Student Activism
Introduction In the heart of New York City, on the iconic campus of Columbia University, a powerful movement is unfolding....
Read moreBasketball: A Game of Skill, Strategy, and Spectacle
What is Basketball? Basketball is a game of skill, strategy, and spectacle. Basketball, oh basketball, is there any sport quite...
Read moreThe Story of the Menendez Brothers
The Menendez Brothers, Lyle and Erik, rose to prominence by brutally murdering their parents, Jose and Kitty, in 1989. Here's...
Read moreCats Over the Years
Cats, with their enigmatic gaze and graceful demeanor, have captured the hearts of humans for thousands of years. From ancient...
Read moreHunting Eagles in Today’s World
What are Eagles? Eagles are large birds known for their impressive size and soaring flight. They have sharp beaks, powerful...
Read moreWedding Tips for Couples in Chicago
You can still have the dream wedding you want within a budget Just like Stacey McSwine's engagement in Las Vegas,...
Read moreCelebrating Carnival in Rio De Janeiro
What is the Rio De Janeiro Carnival? The Rio De Janeiro Carnival is a festivity celebrated in Brazil. The celebration...
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