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Chicago TribuneSunday, 10 May 2026
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‘THE THREAT IS SO REAL’
Chelsea Cheveria’s heart stopped after giving birth. Now, she’s warning others about blood clots during pregnancy
The paper uses a personal survival narrative to highlight a broader maternal health issue, focusing on patient advocacy and awareness rather than institutional failure.
Maternal health complications, specifically postpartum blood clots like pulmonary embolisms, are a leading cause of pregnancy-related complications in the United States, prompting survivors to advocate for better patient education.
“heart stopped after giving birth”
“Focus on personal advocacy”
Millions in COVID dollars returned
Health department voluntarily gave money back to government
A watchdog report critically examining the local health department's management and return of unspent federal grant money.
Once centers of teen culture, many malls take last breath
Formerly quintessential shopping complexes may be past their prime
A nostalgic and economic reflection on the decline of suburban shopping centres.
Not an arms race
As win streak ends at 10, the Cubs feel no urgency to add a starting pitcher, despite social media madness.
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