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Polar bears are now protected under the Endangered Species Act. [AP, and an excuse to link to one of our favorite Colbert moments]
In a 4-3 decision, the supreme court of California voted to overturn the state's ban on same-sex marriage. [LA Times]
A teenager was impaled with a fencepost in a drunk-driving accident. These are the chapters of MADD in Illinois. [Trib]
The University of Chicago is establishing a $200 million economic research institute in Milton Friedman's name. [U of C]
The Plan Commission hearing about the proposed Grant Park facilities for the Children's Museum has been going for about five hours. Ah, meetings. [Trib]
Eight Illinois lawmakers lease cars on taxpayer money, including Chicago's own Bobby Rush, Luis Gutierrez, Danny Davis and Jesse Jackson, Jr. [CBS 2]
The finalists for the 2008 Alt Weekly Awards were announced yesterday. The Reader only notched one nomination, for Lee Sandlin's TV criticism. [AAN]
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