By John F. Di Leo -  A July 2 article began as follows:  “A 25-year-old Arlington Heights man is accused...

By John F. Di Leo -  I cheered 30 years ago, when the Russians tore down statues of Lenin and...

By John F. Di Leo - When much of this nation started embarking on unprecedented shutdowns in March – closing...

by John F. Di Leo - In Seattle this week, a group of assorted Democrat activists (some Antifa, some BLM,...

By John F. Di Leo -  In the mid-19th century, Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels popularized a new slant on...

 By John F. Di Leo -  For years, friends walked through the mall, chuckling as they passed that funny counterculture...

By John F. Di Leo -  For at least two hundred years, one of the goals of the retail industry...

By John F. Di Leo -  Reflections on the anniversary of the closure of King’s College and the flight of...

By John F. Di Leo - I don’t normally write in first person. It’s not a matter of being pretentious...

  Illinois has participated in public (government-run) lotteries for decades, and it has caused us to think about statistics in...