Chicago voters go to the polls Tuesday with polls showing the 52- year-old Emanuel is the clear favorite to become mayor of Obama's hometown.
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Former White House chief of staff depicted on fliers reading 'I was entitled to it[ being elected mayor], being a Holocaust survivor (I mean my family).'
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Court reverses ruling by a lower court that had ordered Emanuel's name removed from the February 22 ballot, declaring he had not lived in Chicago long enough to qualify for the race.
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Supreme Court to hear Emanuel's appeal, and until they rule the justices ordered election officials not to print any ballots without his name.
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The candidacy had already been considered a given, especially since Emanuel, 50, resigned as White House chief of staff in a ceremony on Friday.
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Pete Rouse to replace White House chief of staff, known to be influential regarding the administration's stance on Israel, as Emanuel returns to Chicago to run for Mayor.
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Though it was a private family affair, it served as a basis for renewed accusations that Haredi extremists have taken control of national sites.
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White House chief of staff also visited the Aish Hatorah Yeshiva, where he had a fantastic vantage point of the heart of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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White House chief of staff has been in Israel all week to celebrate his son's bar-mitzvah.
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Israeli officials say offer of talks is U.S. attempt to eclipse memories of PM's previous White House visit, seen by Israelis as a snub.
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It was unclear whether Obama's top adviser planned to mark the event at the Western Wall.
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