 The Supreme Court confronts the core of President Barack Obama's healthcare law today when it hears arguments on whether Congress had the power to require most people in the United States to buy medical insurance.  | Cops: Man charged after shooting burglar Charges have been filed against an 80-year-old man after he shot a burglar who had broken into his home in the Englewood neighborhood on the South Side, police said. |  | Annan says Syria accepts peace plan Syria has accepted a ceasefire and peace plan drawn up by U.N. and Arab League special envoy Kofi Annan, his spokesman said today, even as Syrian troops attacked rebels hiding in Lebanon. |  | DirecTV, Tribune in fee dispute Tribune Co. television stations in 16 markets, including WGN in Chicago, are threatening to cut off programming to DirecTV subscribers after negotiations over retransmission fees broke down. |  | llinois' coaching search turns into debacle David Haugh: Had Akron guard Brian Walsh hit an open 18-footer with nine seconds left in the Mid-American Conference championship game two weeks ago, Illinois fans never would have spent Monday Googling the name John Groce. |  | The mystery of Oswald's tombstone How the stone got to Roscoe, Ill., is a tale of thievery that involves an electrician who made a startling discovery in a crawl space and a woman who isn't saying much. |  | Lake Forest High tries to cope after 3rd train death The news that another Lake Forest High School student has died after being struck by a train has stunned many community members who said they're struggling to understand what could have led to the string of tragedies. | |  | |
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