Breaking News for Peru Illinois

Today Friday 30th of September 2022.

Peru is a city in LaSalle County, Illinois, United States. It is part of the Ottawaâ€“Peru, IL Micropolitan Statistical Area. Peru and its twin city, LaSalle, make up the core of Illinois Valley

Nick Holonyak Jr., Pioneer of LED Lighting, Is Dead at 93

He invented a visible red-light diode. His 41 patents also included lasers that enabled DVD and CD players.

by The New York Times
When It Comes to Design, Nobody Does It Like the Italians

How has Italy remained, for centuries, one of the most innovative places for interiors and architecture?

by The New York Times
Gerrymandering, the Full Story

A Times analysis finds that the House of Representative has its fairest map in 40 years, despite recent gerrymandering.

by The New York Times
These 12 College Students Don?t Like the System They?re In

Twelve college students spoke with Times Opinion about affirmative action, free speech, ideological diversity on campus and more.

by The New York Times
At a Michelin-Starred Restaurant, the Ingredients for Romance

Marley Brown had no appetite for dating when she met Akeel Shah, her colleague at the restaurant SingleThread. But after they bonded over passions for cooking and their careers, love was on the menu.

by The New York Times
What Students Are Saying About Having a Part-Time Job While in School

We asked teenagers about their after-school jobs and what they think young people can learn from working. Some said it?s not for everyone.

by The New York Times
Early voting begins in Michigan and Illinois.

Voting is also underway in some form in six other states: South Dakota, Wyoming, Minnesota, Virginia, New Jersey and Vermont.

by The New York Times
What It Costs to Get an Abortion Now

With the procedure banned in 14 states, patients face added expenses for travel, lodging and child care. More of them are turning to charities for help.

by The New York Times
The Second Amendment Gives No Comfort to Insurrectionists

It is essential to reject the myth that frustrated citizens have a right to raise arms against the government.

by The New York Times
Better Ways for Us to Argue and Disagree

Readers discuss a column by Pamela Paul about employing debate techniques. Also: Abortion laws; the Russia-Ukraine war; migrants welcome; Broadway today.

by The New York Times