Michael Fusano is a Chicago native who moved around the Midwest and East Coast sharing his passion for food. In December, he became the executive chef of the new Cities Restaurant and Lounge, Continue Reading

What was supposed to have been an evening of celebration for the area’s best hip-hop artists instead eroded into violence last night, when five or six fights erupted on the first and second floors of the Continue Reading

Washington (CNN) — If the U.S. military is hesitant to enact a no-fly zone over Libya, the Army is capable of giving the opposition the capacity to use anti-aircraft defenses themselves, Sen. Joe Lieberman suggested Thursday. Continue Reading

WASHINGTON — Republicans are trying to oust the official leading the overhaul of the U.S. health care system, partly because he has praised Britain’s government-run National Health Service.

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I must say I’ve been quite proud of my president as of late. It appears that Obama has certainly come into his own as he enters his second year of service. Last week, President Obama tore into the Republican opposition on Continue Reading

I’m more than sure that most readers are now familiar with the comments made by Sen. Harry Reid regarding President Obama. If not, a new book about the 2008 campaign quotes Mr. Reid as predicting that Mr. Obama could become the country’s first black president because Continue Reading

In his conquests, Napoleon Bonaparte once famously said of China, “let her sleep, for when she wakes, she will shake the world.”  With an economy doubling in size every year since 1979 there is no doubt that China has awoken, but now she appears ready to shake the world. Continue Reading