Q&A: Roger Bennett on His Love Affairs with Chicago and Soccer
Dreams of John Hughes movies and Studs Terkel interviews lured him to America, and the Men in Blazers co-host, creator of American Fiasco, and new U.S. citizen began his journey...
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What Can Be Done About Facebook and Privacy?
Privacy-law expert Lior Strahilevitz talks about why the Cambridge Analytica scandal is the company's hardest challenge yet, and why the biggest thing it has to worry about is its product...
Does Loyola Have a Chance to Win the NCAA Tournament?
They're a sweet-shooting team, but Michigan's "defensive coordinator"—a former Joliet West history teacher named Luke Yaklich—will make things tough for the Cinderella.
Loyola Conquered Chicago's Hoops Scene—and Has a Shot at the Sweet 16
Naperville native Porter Moser built a good young core of locals around its two stars, giving them a stout defense and an efficient offense. And they've got a 14 percent...
Why Your Commute Stinks
Randy Blankenhorn, the executive director of the Chicago Metropolitan Planning Agency, breaks down why travel times have increased so much in the city.
Five Things to Know About Jalen Brunson
A brass-tacks guide to Chicago’s next hoops star
The Future of Transportation in Chicago
Airplanes on the lake, a bike superskyway, trains galore—and more bold ideas to reimagine how you get around the city.
How the Tribune Company Split Compares to Time Warner's
Two old media giants both plan to reorganize this summer. Here's what each new company could look like.
What You Should Know About the New CTA Buses
About 300 new buses—$148 million worth—hit the streets in Chicago this month. Here's what's different about the fresh fleet.
How to Get the City to Pay When a Pothole Damages Your Car
What to do after a chance encounter with one of Chicago's 600,000 lovely potholes.