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More Chicago NATO Summit

• Photos: Police, protesters clash
• Protesters have been rallying against war, Wall Street, and corporate greed as Chicago plays host to the 25th NATO summit.
• Chicago getting back to normal after NATO
• May 22, 2012 (CHICAGO) - With the NATO summit a part of Chicago history, restrictions are being lifted and security perimeters removed.
• Lawyer: Firebomb suspect may have been drunk
• May 23, 2012 (CHICAGO) - The mother of an anti-NATO protester accused of threatening to blow up a train overpass defended her son.
• Prosecutors seek grand jury indictment for 'NATO 3'
• May 22, 2012 (CHICAGO) - The lawyers for three men arrested on terrorism charges during the NATO summit say their clients are being mistreated.
• 2 more protesters charged with felonies
• May 22, 2012 (CHICAGO) - Two more anti-NATO protesters were charged with felonies on Tuesday.
• NATO journalists focused on summit, not sightseeing
• May 22, 2012 (CHICAGO) - One of the reasons Mayor Rahm Emanuel wanted Chicago to host the NATO summit was to put Chicago on a global stage through journalists. Did it work?
• NATO road closures, parking, public transit outlined
• May 20, 2012 (CHICAGO) - Look here for road closures, parking and public transit information during the NATO Summit, May 20-21.
• Tweets threaten high-ranking CPD officers
• May 22, 2012 (CHICAGO) - Chicago police are investigating items posted on Twitter that threatened some department supervisors during the NATO summit.
• Cops rewarded for NATO with White Sox tickets
• May 23, 2012 (CHICAGO) - Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel and the White Sox are joining forces to thank Chicago police officers for their service during the NATO summit.
• Obama thanks Chicago, departs from Soldier Field
• May 21, 2012 (CHICAGO) - ''Chicago performed magnificently,'' President Barack Obama said of his hometown at the end of the two-day NATO summit.
• Protesters hold peaceful rally at Boeing, Obama HQs
• May 21, 2012 (CHICAGO) - Anti-NATO protesters held a peaceful rally outside the Chicago campaign headquarters of U.S. President Barack Obama as he met with world leaders at McCormick Place on Monday.
• City returning to normal after NATO
• May 21, 2012 (CHICAGO) - The departure of the dignitaries signaled a return to normalcy for the commuters of Chicago. But it's a gradual process and by Tuesday morning there are likely to be lingering reminders of the summit.

• Emanuel says summit showed off Chicago
• Some Metra riders didn't mind extra security
• Business in Loop down during NATO summit
• Transportation security measures continue Monday
• Freed protesters talk about arrest experience
• Video: Jody Weis talks police, protester clash
• Video: Protesters: 'This is what a mustache looks like'
• NATO summit focuses on a stable Afghanistan
• NATO protesters, police clash at end of march
• Photos: NATO summit business
• World spotlight shines on Chicago, Mayor Emanuel
• Quinn welcomes Polish president to Illinois
• 3 NATO attack schemes taken down; more feared
• Michelle Obama, NATO spouses visit youth center
• Veterans return medals during NATO protest
• Peace in Afghanistan a NATO summit priority
• Hackers claim city, CPD websites
• City provides water, buses for protesters
• Police, protesters tangle on eve of NATO summit
• CPD: Terror suspects had planned firebomb attacks
• Protesters chant outside Chicago mayor's house
• Obamas, dignitaries arrive at O'Hare for NATO summit
• Police keep protesters on the move
• Photos: Rage against arrests
• Photos: March to the mayor's house
• LSD to be shut down Grand to McCormick Place Sunday
• Security issue forced temporary Metra shutdown
• Rasmussen prepared for summit progress
• Some Metra stations closed; no backpacks allowed
• Secretary general talks NATO preps