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Putin sees no need for nuclear weapons to win in Ukraine. But he's also keeping his options open
The message to NATO from President Vladimir Putin was simple and stark: Don't go too far in providing military support for Ukraine, or you'll risk a conflict with Russia that could quickly turn nuclear. As the war in Ukraine turns slowly in Moscow's favor, Putin declared he doesn’t need nuclear...
Hamas clears the way for a possible cease-fire in Gaza after dropping key demand, officials say
DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza — Hamas has given its initial approval of a U.S.-backed proposal for a phased cease-fire deal in Gaza, dropping a key demand that Israel commit up front to a complete end to the war, a Hamas official and an Egyptian official said Saturday. The apparent compromise...
Reformist Pezeshkian beats hard-liner to win Iran presidential election, promising outreach to West
DUBAI, United Arab Emirates — Reformist candidate Masoud Pezeshkian won Iran’s runoff presidential election Saturday, besting hard-liner Saeed Jalili by promising to reach out to the West and ease enforcement on the country’s mandatory headscarf law after years of sanctions and protests squeezing the Islamic Republic. Pezeshkian...
Hoffman Estates eliminates garage sale permits
Hoffman Estates has eliminated its requirement that residents obtain a village permit before holding a garage sale. However, there are still rules that apply to the number, days, and hours of garage sales, as well as where signs may be placed. Under the rules, a maximum of three sales are...
Crews search Lake Michigan for 2 Chicago-area men who went missing while boating in Indiana waters
HAMMOND, Ind. — Crews were searching Lake Michigan for two suburban Chicago men Saturday, more than a day after they went missing as a large group of people were boating along northwestern Indiana's coastline, authorities said. Strong winds and high waves were creating “very poor conditions” on the lake...
To a defiant Biden, the 2024 race is up to the voters, not to Democrats on Capitol Hill
WILMINGTON, Del. — To a defiant President Joe Biden, the 2024 election is up to the public — not the Democrats on Capitol Hill. But the chorus of Democratic voices calling for him to step aside is growing, from donors, strategists, lawmakers and their constituents who say he should bow out.
A NATO summit and mending EU relations are among first tasks for new UK leader Keir Starmer
LONDON — New British Prime Minister Keir Starmer doesn’t get to take a breather. After a draining six-week election campaign, the center-left politician must get straight to work assembling his government, tackling a mountain of domestic problems and putting his stamp on the U.K.’s relations with the rest of the world.
St. Charles District 303 undergoing $23 million in facilities upgrades
St. Charles Unit School District 303 has $23 million in construction projects planned or underway this summer in preparation for the 2024-25 school year. Starting this fall, Fox Ridge Early Childhood Center will transition to an elementary school, early childhood care and Compass Academy will be housed in the Haines Center, and Lincoln Elementary School will house the Transition Program and administrative space.
Sheriff: Driver of stolen car killed fleeing from police, 8 others injured
A Wisconsin man driving a stolen vehicle was killed Saturday and eight others, including four children, were injured when he crashed while fleeing police in northern Lake County, authorities said Sunday. Authorities said the 32-year-old Salem, Wisconsin man was spotted Saturday afternoon driving a stolen Lexus GS400 in Pleasant Prairie,...
Jon Landau, Oscar-winning ‘Titanic’ and ‘Avatar’ producer, dies at 63
LOS ANGELES — Jon Landau, an Oscar-winning producer who worked closely with director James Cameron on three of the biggest blockbusters of all time, “Titanic” and two “Avatar” films, has died. He was 63. Landau’s family announced his death Saturday. No cause of death was...
Woman dead, man in custody after stabbing at Naperville home
Naperville police are investigating the fatal stabbing of a woman Saturday morning in a home on the city’s southwest side. A man was arrested in connection with the death, but police did not disclose whether he had been charged. The names of all involved are being withheld pending further investigation, police said.
Pinto, Veecks make a successful combination for the Slammers
Combining the most successful on-field leader in Frontier League baseball history and the first family of off-the-field fun and entertainment was bound to be combustible. And the final Friday of May exemplified the excitement Mike Pinto and Night Train Veeck want to bring to downtown Joliet on summer nights. Pinto,...
Do Bulls have any hope of trading LaVine?
This topic won't be remembered as one of the great sports mysteries, but it might be worth some further explanation. The question is this: Why are the Bulls having such a hard time trading Zach LaVine?. He's a two-time all-star who averaged 27.4 points on 51% shooting just four years...
Which states could have abortion on the ballot in 2024?
Organizers in Arizona and Nebraska turned in more than enough signatures Wednesday to put abortion-related ballot questions before voters in November's election if a sufficient number of them are deemed valid. They now bring to five the number of states where election officials are validating signatures on abortion measures. They're...
Rethinking the value of a day: How Americans measure time and money
Only one third of Americans feel financially free — but how they define that freedom varies considerably. That’s according to a new survey conducted by OnePoll and commissioned by Experian. A total of 2000 adults, across all generations, defined financial freedom most often as no debt (54%), a...
The Biz Week That Was: New grocer, candy plant closure and bar celebrating 100 years in business among highlights
Amazon Fresh grocery store opening ‘very, very soon’ in Arlington Heights. At long last — after many starts and stops — the planned Amazon Fresh grocery store in Arlington Heights is set to open “very, very soon,” a company official said Monday. Village officials said they’ve been told that could mean as soon as the end of the month.
Essential tips for boosting your business’ finances
Business moves fast. To be successful, businesses cannot simply react to the unexpected; they need to be prepared. Whether managing sudden emergencies, covering payroll through seasonal ebbs, or building capital in anticipation of expansion, the ability to mobilize resources at the right time is crucial for businesses. Ready access to...
Budgeting apps for small businesses
Running a small business takes a lot of time management, communication, organization, and financial planning. On the financial planning front, staying ahead of your profits, losses, cash flow, investments, etc., is your ticket to maintaining a financially healthy business. But there is one important place to start, and that is by setting a budget, reviewing it regularly, and adjusting it as necessary.
Collaborating with your bank to optimize your payment solutions
Small business decision-makers know that every dollar counts. From ensuring healthy inventory levels to getting timely payments, to stopping fraud in its tracks, you work hard to earn your bottom line, which is why streamlining business processes can be so essential. Now is the time to work smarter, not harder.
Managing around key inflection points for late-stage tech startups
Running a successful startup doesn’t happen on accident, and managing one into a late stage is an exercise in fast, smart decision-making. While every day brings new choices, some decisions are more critical than others, particularly as startups move through various stages. These key moments — or “inflection points” — can have a profound impact on the trajectory of a company and determine its ability to achieve sustained success over the long term.
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