Peter Breen

1 month ago | lifesitenews.com | Peter Breen

Editor’s note: The following is the written testimony of Thomas More Society Executive Vice President Peter Breen to the U.S. House Subcommittee on Oversight of the Committee on the Judiciary. WASHINGTON, D.C. (Thomas More Society) — My name is Peter Breen, and I am the executive vice president and head of litigation for the Thomas More Society, a public interest law firm dedicated to the defense of life, family, and liberty.

2 months ago | chicagotribune.com | Peter Breen

Duce Raymond, managing partner of a Chicago-area catering company, is always trying to build more corporate business. In the last four years, weddings have made up about 60% of SBR Events Group’s business, followed by corporate events at roughly 30% and social events at 10%, Raymond said. Social events include birthday parties and baby showers. “You can get more recurring business from corporate,” Raymond said.

2 months ago | chicagotribune.com | Peter Breen

The New York Stock Exchange on Wednesday announced plans for the reincorporation of its Chicago arm in North Texas. NYSE Chicago, founded in 1882 as the Chicago Stock Exchange, is supposed to be renamed NYSE Texas. The fully electronic equities exchange will be headquartered in Dallas, pending regulatory filings.

2 months ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Peter Breen

By Peter Breen, Chicago Tribune CHICAGO - The lungs that Dr. Ankit Bharat took out of Tadd Crosslin, a 49-year-old father of twins, were marred with billions of cancer cells. They were "perhaps the most diseased that we've ever seen," said Bharat, a thoracic surgeon and director of Northwestern Medicine's Canning Thoracic Institute.

2 months ago | chicagotribune.com | Peter Breen

The lungs that Dr. Ankit Bharat took out of Tadd Crosslin, a 49-year-old father of twins, were marred with billions of cancer cells. They were “perhaps the most diseased that we’ve ever seen,” said Bharat, a thoracic surgeon and director of Northwestern Medicine’s Canning Thoracic Institute. A technology the institute adopted just months ago was a game changer for Crosslin, whose lungs were fused so tightly to his chest cavity that doctors needed extra time to delicately remove them.