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Noah has no excuse for reacting off-color

Joakim Noah faces the media horde on Monday. (Scott Strazzante/Tribune)

No excuse for Noah, or fans

David Haugh: The Bulls' Joakim Noah repeated his apology for using an anti-gay slur at a fan, but it's worth remembering that he's a good man who made a bad mistake. The NBA was right to fine him, but needs to extend their zero-tolerance policy to abusive fans.

Witness: Pakistan agency aided terror

The key witness in the trial of a Chicago businessman accused in the 2008 Mumbai attacks testified today that he trained with a militant group that received assistance from Pakistan's intelligence agency.

Tornado devastates Missouri city

Death toll from Joplin tornado climbs to 116; rescuers hunt for bodies and hope for survivors

Authorities say at least 116 have died after a tornado, with estimated winds of 135 to 165 mph, struck the southwest Missouri city of Joplin. The twister cut a path nearly 6 miles long.

Barriers installed where model plunged to her death in river

Cops: Uncle surrenders in hit-and-run that killed toddler

Deaths of 2 in Northwest Side crash ruled homicides

Caretaker called 'an angel' for saving toddler in DUI crash

Man charged with murder in cabbie's death in Evanston

>> Warning bell for Illinois">Supreme Court to Calif.: Release 38,000 inmates >> Warning bell for Illinois

CPS takes step closer to bringing recess back

Illinois bill protects craft brewers' right to distribute

Trouble on horizon if 'Idol' doesn't show more judgment

Obama hasn't let 2003 Chicago parade slight go

Video: Obama's Cadillac gets stuck on ramp in Ireland

TribU: Lessons for Life

Millennials optimistic about jobs

Millennials optimistic about jobs

Tireless but with a sense of entitlement, these twentysomethings want it all—right now, experts say.

Photos: New York Public Library building turns 100: Two beloved lions, one bear and millions of books

NY Public Library turns 100

On Monday, the New York Public Library's main building turns 100. Check out these photos of this literary landmark.

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  • Editorial: Noah's mistake

    Noah's mistake

    Editorial: Joakim Noah made a big mistake when he used an anti-gay slur and he was quick to apologize. The NBA was right to fine him, but should also look at abusive fans.

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Steve Johnson

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