"By 1976, reporter Pam Zekman was well-acquainted with the everyday corruption that permeated Chicago. After all, the city was so well-known for shady dealings it birthed its own shorthand: 'Chicago-style politics' was used with frequency to describe boss-style rule and graft in government.  Zekman was part of a four-person Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative team at the … Continue reading The Story Behind the Chicago Newspaper that Bought a Bar – Topic