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Friday's sentencing of developer Charles Cui gave U.S. District Chief Judge Virginia Kendall a rare opportunity to reflect on the sentence she handed Chicago's most-powerful City Council member two months ago.
Business transactions with service fees more than doubled in the past two years, according to a report this week by Square, a popular point-of-sales system used by restaurants and cafes.
Some offered straightforward suggestions. Others offered broader guidance. Like "Quit being a Republican or Democrat, and be a president." And: “Be honest. Serve to actually look after Americans, America and our resources.”
The jury that convicted Burke in December found developer Charles Cui guilty of bribery and lying to the FBI.