 David Haugh: "Overall, Hanie opened with enough bad decisions to warrant long-term concerns but closed with enough good ones to justify short-term patience because a forgiving schedule suggests it should improve."  | Chicagoans to bid farewell to Maggie Daley A public funeral Mass will be said for the city's former first lady at 10:30 a.m. at Old St. Patrick's Catholic Church. Hundreds of people lined up in a chilly drizzle to pay tribute to Maggie Daley at a public wake yesterday. >> Guestbook |  | Sears, CME tax breaks scaled back A hotly debated tax break package designed to prevent Sears and the CME Group from leaving Illinois took clearer shape on Sunday, with legislators scaling back its scope to ease cost concerns. |  | Krauthammer: The Grover Norquist myth Anti-tax activist Grover Norquist officially replaced the Koch brothers as the great malevolent manipulator that controls the Republican party. Nice theory. Except for the facts. |  | Lawmakers' mailings cost taxpayers millions WASHINGTON — This year, House Republican Aaron Schock of Peoria penned an op-ed piece warning that the government was broke. "Washington, this is an intervention," he began. "You spend too much and it's hurting us all." |  | Huppke: Overworked, underpaid the new normal Now that everyone has recovered from the gravy-gargling and cranberry sauce transfusions of Thanksgiving, it's time to focus on what's really important to American workers: holiday shopping. |  | Michigan may hold key to NU's bowl destination If the Wolverines don't climb from No. 16 in next week's final standings, they won't be eligible to be selected for an at-large BCS berth. And that would trickle down the Big Ten bowl ladder. | |  | |
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