Lynn Sweet

Chicago Public Media special correspondent
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Lynn Sweet is a special correspondent for Chicago Public Media and previously the Washington Bureau Chief for the Chicago Sun-Times. She appears frequently on CNN and other outlets as an analyst.

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Martin Greenfield sewed his first stitches at the Auschwitz concentration camp. He moved to New York after World War II and made suits for celebrities, pro athletes and U.S. presidents.
The two-button jacket has 100% Bemberg lining and buttons made from the horns of water buffalo.
Friday is the anniversary of former President Barack Obama’s famous tan suit press conference — and more.
We’re not looking for the replica he wore in a skit with Larry David on HBO; we want the real thing.
Amazon’s Jeff Bezos gave $100 million and AirBnB CEO and co-founder Brian Chesky gave at least $125 million to the Obama Foundation.
The National Archives and Records Administration owns all the digital and print presidential records and artifacts and is tasked with preserving them in perpetuity.
A menos que los demócratas logren cambiar el control de la Cámara o del Senado en Washington, D.C. este noviembre, con poco poder, es difícil encontrar el camino.
At the moment, Democrats have little power to push back against Trump and his policies, but that didn’t stop candidates from using him as a campaign rallying cry.
The five-hour memorial to the Rev. Jesse Jackson could be viewed through so many lenses, but one that stands out is that the death of the civil rights leader comes as many of the gains he helped win have been or are the brink of being wiped out.
The event will feature three former presidents, as thousands come from across the country to House of Hope in Chicago’s historic Pullman neighborhood.