BREAKING NEWS: Blagojevich sentenced to 14 years in prison

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Ex-Gov. Blagojevich: I made 'terrible mistakes' | VIDEO Rod Blagojevich asked the judge for mercy and said he is ''incredibly sorry'' Wednesday morning, addressing the court on the day the former governor will be sentenced to prison. Emanuel to introduce ethics reform task force | VIDEO Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel made an announcement Wednesday about ethics reform in city government. 2 bodies found in Sauk Village home A property owner in suburban Sauk Village was showing a home to a potential buyer when they discovered the bodies of two men inside. $5K reward in South Side priest beating A church on Chicago's South Side is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrests of two men who attacked a priest. Bones found on Southwest Side The Cook County medical examiner will test bone fragments found under the CTA's Orange Line tracks to see if they are human. Search continues after robbery, barricade A police barricade near the UIC campus is over, but police continue to search for a robbery suspect who may be armed. MORE STORIES Strange News Man accused of 'shroom scam Fleet of Ferraris ruined in Japan sportscar pileup | VIDEO Stolen Santa returned -- with $100 Thieves chop down Ind. man's memorial tree Navy training mine washes ashore on Miami Beach | VIDEO Consumer Which tablet is best for kids? Some kids' cereals have more sugar than dessert Nautilus recalls Schwinn Elliptical ComEd promises Buffalo Grove customers better service Dodge Dart making a comeback Healthbeat 'Morning-after' pill could be sold to teens Some kids' cereals have more sugar than dessert Work shifts can increase diabetes in women Feds crack down on homeopathic weight loss remedy FDA favors more risk info on birth control pills MOST POPULAR Ex Gov. Blagojevich: I made 'terrible mistakes' Priest beaten, robbed in South Side rectory Bones found on Southwest Side Which tablet is best for kids? Woman says she faced coyotes in Lincoln Park All Most Popular

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Wednesday, December 7, 2011 Obama Decries Income Inequality, Slams GOP In Fiery Speech TECHNOLOGY Rebecca MacKinnon On Internet Freedom WORLD Assad Denies Bloody Crackdown BUSINESS OECD Countries With The Widest Gap Between Rich And Poor EDUCATION How Much Do City Students Know? COLLEGE Occupy Wall Street: A Generation Of 20-Somethings Airs Its Grievances, Its Frustrations BLOG POSTS Robert Reich: The Most Important Economic Speech of His Presidency President Barack Obama finally sounds like the candidate many of us thought we had elected in 2008. Hopefully his second term will promise to take on the growing inequities and game-rigging practices that have been undermining America for years. Michael Moore: The Winter of Our Occupation And now it is winter. Wall Street rejoices, hoping that the change of seasons will mean a change in our spirit, our commitment to stop them. They couldn't be more wrong. Christine Lagarde: The Arab Spring, One Year On Almost one year ago, countries in the Middle East region embarked upon a historical transformation. Today, the state of play remains uncertain, with the setbacks and intensity of disruptions larger than expected. George Lakoff: Words That Don't Work Progressives had some fun last week with Frank Luntz, who told the Republican Governors' Association that he was scared to death of the Occupy movement and recommended language to combat what the movement had achieved. Be wary though. It's a trap. Karl A. Pillemer, Ph.D.: Top 10 Lessons for Living from the Wisest Americans In contemporary society, we don't often ask our elders for advice. We're much more likely to talk to professionals, read books by pop psychologists or motivational speakers, or troll the internet for solutions to our problems. This is a serious mistake.

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