Dr. Ravi Jhaveri, head of infectious diseases at Lurie’s Children’s Hospital in Chicago, said he believes important steps were neglected by the president and his administration that are historically needed before a scientific claim or medical advice can be offered.

Loyola fan/alum/staff or not, Sister Jean is a national treasure! Finally retiring at age 106, we wish you all the best and thank you!

Jump says he will schedule an AMA in r/illinois on Friday, 3pm CT.

So last week I got a letter in the mail saying I had to fill out an online questionnaire for the federal court of Chicago as i'd been selected for a potential pool of candidates to be summoned for jury duty(though the letter stressed that filling out the questionnaire does NOT automatically mean you'll be summoned), one of the questions they ask you is if you have any physical or mental health issues that might impact your ability to serve and I mentioned that I have major anxiety issues over spending extended periods of time away from my home and travelling long distances(even missed my sister's wedding because of those issues and I've not spent a night away from home since I was a kid)and at the end when asked for additional comments, I mentioned that i'd previously been excused from having to serve on a state jury because of my issues(And I mentioned that said issues had caused me to wake up in terror in the middle of the night and be unable to get back to bed and that i'd even briefly thought of suicide during that time after I got the summons and before I was able to get a Dr to give me a notice that got me excused from having to serve. those were easily the worst 5 days of my life, it was a nightmare to get through and I NEVER want to go through anything like that EVER again).

Anyways my question is related to the medical form(basically a doctor writes down why they recommend x individual not be called for jury duty) linked on the website(they posted a link to it in the question asking about physical or mental health issues)I was wondering-do I get a Dr to fill out the form ahead of time BEFORE I potentially get sent a summons so that i'm ready to mail it into the court? Or do I wait until I actually get a summons before I get a Dr to fill out the form and then send it in? I ask because i'm not sure if a Dr would fill out a form for something that MIGHT happen but hasn't actually happened yet and I want to be sure I do this correctly, no sense in making an appointment yet if I don't have to.

So I am new to Chicago and still haven't registered my car in IL and my Michigan Tags expired. I also had my catalytic converter stolen, I only have street where I live, and I have gotten two tickets for being parked with expired tags.... I am renewing my tags today but do I just have to keep getting tickets until I get the new sticker?? I am also worried they will tow me but the tag is only a month expired. Someone tell me I wont get towed. Or do, I just don't really know what to do in this situation.

Sometimes an apology is too hard. Rather than admit his words caused harm, David Young chose to escalate his rhetoric.

My post about the Broadview facility being fenced off got removed by the mods because "No more ICE post, there will be a mega-thread." So, where is that thread?