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Bill Daley wraps up as White House chief of staff

By Lynn Sweet

WASHINGTON–White House Chief of Staff Bill Daley last day is coming up: he steps down at the end of this week, returning to Chicago on Friday.

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Bears

Bears’ second selection in NFL Draft is where the mystery starts

By pure circumstance, USC quarterback Caleb Williams was on the same flight to Detroit on Tuesday as Washington wide receiver Rome Odunze. Time will tell whether they’re on the same flight out of Detroit — and to Chicago — on Friday morning.

By Patrick Finley

White Sox

Ken 'Hawk' Harrelson on White Sox: 'It's been ugly, and I feel bad for our fans'

Harrelson says he feels bad for chairman Jerry Reinsdorf, too.

By Daryl Van Schouwen

Cubs

Jordan Wicks' 'wonderful game' as Cubs beat Astros featured key adjustment

The Cubs also provided an update on outfielder Cody Bellinger’s mid-game injury.

By Maddie Lee

White Sox

White Sox blow three-run lead to Twins, find another way to lose

The Sox blew a three-run lead, got walked off by the Twins and fell to 3-20.

By Daryl Van Schouwen

Chicago Sky and WNBA

Kamilla Cardoso is looking forward to her WNBA transition with Sky

There are 13 former Gamecocks on WNBA training camp rosters. The only program with more is UConn, which has 18 players on training camp rosters.

By Annie Costabile