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By Charlie Meyerson, Daywatch columnist
'STRESS? WHAT STRESS?' That Forbes report pegging Chicago as America's most stressful city draws scorn from Mayor Daley and John Kass: MORE »

The reaction on the street: "Are you kidding? This is a great city." MORE »

Richard Roeper: "I CAN'T BELIEVE THOSE $^!*@!*&#! IDIOTS AT FORBES.COM" (Sun-Times). MORE »

Trader Christopher Crotty rubs his eyes as he works on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange. WALL STREET TURMOIL. Follow the latest through the day: MORE »

Investment strategist: "People are scared to death." MORE »

Olive Garden, Red Lobster raising prices: MORE »

Alleged coke dealer allegedly charged "gas surtax": MORE »

Cops: Kenosha woman killed for Xbox. MORE »

'WE'RE CONCERNED ABOUT HAVING YOUNG PEOPLE WORK ALONE AT ANY TIME, BUT IN PARTICULAR LATE AT NIGHT.' A teen girl's abduction from a Palos Heights sandwich shop raises new questions about young people's work hours. Emma Graves Fitzsimmons and Wendy E. Normandy report: MORE »

Chicago-area immigration sweep arrests 150: MORE »

PALIN HACKED. Someone broke into the Yahoo e-mail account Republican vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin used for official business: MORE »

What kind of accent does she have, anyway? MORE »

New series on the campaign issues: United States of Anxiety. MORE »

Sun-Times editorial: "Hey, Barack, ease up on Milt." MORE »

Truth and lies:
-- Jonah Goldberg: Obama ad is "dishonest." MORE »
-- Geoffrey R. Stone: Republicans attempting "to destroy the standing of the one institution with the power to exact a penalty for lying." MORE »

ID THEFT BUYS HOUSE, VEHICLES. A Tribune investigation finds the wrongs against a mentally disabled man run much deeper than the heart bypass surgery that made headlines a month ago. Joel Hood and Stacy St. Clair report: MORE »

Has your home's value dropped? Don't count on your tax bill to show it: MORE »

Mark Brown: City dwellers actually pay less than suburbanites (Sun-Times). MORE »

'SHE WILL ... NOT MAKE THIS MISTAKE AGAIN.' A spokeswoman says the state's Veterans Affairs director, Tammy Duckworth, admits she erroneously used a state vehicle to attend a campaign event. Susan Kuczka reports: MORE »

Despite tough economy, Illinois tollway executives getting double-digit raises (Sun-Times): MORE »

First African-American woman elected to Chicago City Council dies at 90: MORE »

ICE CREAM RANT. Enough with the mix-ins, Christopher Borrelli says: MORE »

Energy drinks + alcohol = controversy. MORE »

Chicago Dominick's grocery to be rebuilt after fire (Sun-Times): MORE »

Jewel to open small grocery in Lincoln Park (Sun-Times): MORE »

CUBS CLINCHER DELAYED. Fans will have to wait until this weekend's final home series of the season -- if then -- because the Cubs lost to the Brewers, Dave van Dyck reports: MORE »

Sox lose, still in first: MORE »

104-year-old Cubs fan denied bid to toss a first pitch (Sun-Times): MORE »

Olympic struggle: Northwestern MBA student owns "Chicago2016.com," goes to court to protect claim. MORE »

WEATHER. Latest forecast, continually updated radar pictures and Tom Skilling's seven-day outlook: MORE »

Flooded Borman Expressway could reopen midday: MORE »

Flood strands sheep on suburban golf course green (Beacon News): MORE »


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