Bob Quellos

Anti-Olympic Games activists in Britain talk about the impact of the London riots on the upcoming 2012 Summer Games.

Chicago's first new mayor in 20 years, Rahm Emanuel, has taken office--and he has his sights set on city unions.

Rahm Emanuel made his move to run for mayor of Chicago with all the confidence of a veteran insider who knows where the bodies are buried.

Since Chicago Mayor Richard Daley announced he wouldn't run for re-election, the media has been glamorizing him. But there's another side to the story.

Chicago officials and the city's business elite mourned the defeat of their bid for the 2016 Olympics, but residents can now breathe a sigh of relief.

There's a myth that hip-hop no longer produces relevant social commentary. Son of Nun and DJ Mentos put that claim to rest.

If the city of Chicago gets the 2016 Olympics, residents should be certain that the cost of "security" won't be limited to money.

A Justice Department report detailing ongoing human rights abuses against prisoners at Cook County Jail in Chicago reads like a horror story out of Abu Ghraib.

The city of Chicago wants to spend tens of millions to build an Olympic Village for the 2016 Games--but it hasn't been named the host city yet.

Behind the 31 gleaming new Olympic venues built by China to impress the world lie repression and exploitation.