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By Morgan Norris Medill Reports The Rev. Jesse Jackson, the iconic civil rights leader and two-time presidential candidate, died Tuesday surrounded by family at his

By Morgan Norris Medill Reports The Rev. Jesse Jackson, the iconic civil rights leader and two-time presidential candidate, died Tuesday surrounded by family at his

By Justin Parmer Medill Reports SAN FRANCISCO — Bay Area Rapid Transit is rapidly approaching the proverbial financial cliff. According to the latest BART funding

By Nick Neumayer Medill Reports SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Matt Fitzpatrick was a student at Northwestern for all of 80 days. Yet as thousands of people

By Nick Neumayer Medill Reports SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — One of the earliest mentions of golf etiquette came in the Aberdeen Code of 1783 in Scotland,

By Ryan Hinske Medill Reports SAN FRANCISCO — The Bay Area was the site of the biggest media event of the calendar year Sunday. At

By Bianca Bryant Medill Reports SAN FRANCISCO – In the middle of the Tenderloin district of San Francisco, Kent McCormick isn’t looking to just hand

By Sarah Galla Medill Reports SAN FRANCISCO — On Feb. 3, the Lombard Street location of Mel’s Drive-In closed indefinitely due to a kitchen fire,

By Monique Louis Medill Reports SAN FRANCISCO — One week ago, Bad Bunny was the first Latin artist to win the Grammy for Album of

By Collin O’Callaghan Medill Reports SAUSALITO, Calif. – After being shut down in New York City and Los Angeles, 2200 Studios in Sausalito is the

By Brendan Preisman Medill Reports SAN FRANCISCO — Most football players are used to receiving motivational messages ahead of game time, but for the group