Lynn Sweet is a highly experienced journalist and columnist, currently serving as the Washington Bureau Chief for the Chicago Sun-Times. With a focus on local news and politics, Lynn's articles cover a wide range of topics, including political events, disaster relief, and social issues. Her work has been featured in various media outlets and she has established herself as a respected voice in the field of journalism.
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Lynn Sweet's coverage is heavily focused on local government and politics, particularly in Chicago and Illinois. She frequently covers events, government announcements, and legal policy regulations related to political figures such as Liz Cheney, Donald Trump, Joe Biden, and various aspects of the Democratic Party and Republican Party.
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By: Lynn Sweet
After the DNC roll call, Kamala Harris was beamed into the United Center from the stage of a packed Fiserv Forum in Milwaukee, an organizational tour de force. She greeted the convention in Chicago and said she'll be back — and then returned to her Milwaukee rally.
By: Lynn Sweet
Iain Armitage, 16, star of “Young Sheldon,” says, “as long as you vote, as long as you do your research, as long as you understand what's going on
By: Lynn Sweet
Democratic consultant Karen Finney said when it comes to joy and the Harris campaign, "…The fun thing about it is there are people, there are some strategists who didn't think that it was going to work as a message or a strategy, but then they realized it's just what people are feeling. So let's lean into that.”
By: Lynn Sweet
Addressing the impasse over a ceasefire, U.S. Rep. Schakowsky said in a statement, "It is unconscionable that Israeli and Hamas leadership have delayed a final deal for so long. We must bring all the remaining hostages home immediately and end the violence once and for all."
By: Lynn Sweet
In 2023, the Obama Foundation collected $129,320,227 in contributions and grants, down from a record $311,359,661 in 2022, according to documents released Wednesday.
By: Lynn Sweet
Swing state voters who are against Trump but gag at the thought of voting for a Democrat don't have the “luxury” this time around to merely write in someone else, Cheney says. To block Trump, they have to vote for Harris.
By: Lynn Sweet
Presidential debates are performances. Trump seems easier to trigger into saying something ridiculous and giving himself a self-inflicted wound — than Harris. Harris' big job is to get voters to get to know her better.
By: Lynn Sweet
“I'm going to tell you on this debate tonight, you're going to hear from the same old, tired playbook, a bunch of lies, grievances and name-calling,” Harris said. Her prediction proved true.
By: Lynn Sweet
“Voy a decirles que en este debate de esta noche van a escuchar el mismo viejo y cansado libro de jugadas, un montón de mentiras, agravios e insultos”, dijo Harris. Su predicción resultó ser cierta.
By: Lynn Sweet
Dr. Dilara Sayeed, president of the Chicago-based Muslim Civic Coalition, said the hearing was notable because it was “the first of its kind to
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