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Escape from the L with Brains, Not Brawn
By Rod O’Connor
Our writer gets trapped in Escape Artistry’s CTA-themed room with five dudes in the name of fun. Read more
Illinois's Presidential Election Results and Why They Matter
By Whet Moser
Though Illinois was mostly ignored by both campaigns, the results reflect patterns in swing states that favored Trump—and show shifting trends that go beyond the urban-rural divide. Read more
Chicagoans of the Year
Meet some of the people who improved our world this year. Read more
The Back Room Interview with Father Pfleger
By Bill Zehme
The activist priest, 67, on the sins of vegetarianism and the upside of Trump Read more
Trump's Win Was a Shock, But It's Also Part of an Old Story
By Whet Moser
The polling was wrong, but considering the historical precedent, maybe it shouldn't have been such a surprise. Read more
Why Congresswomen are More Effective Than Their Male Colleagues
By Whet Moser
High barriers mean fewer female congresswomen—but the ones who do make it are better at their jobs. Read more
Does Corey Kluber's Short Rest Give the Cubs an Advantage?
By Whet Moser
Against a fully-rested Kluber, or any fully-rested ace, probably a small one. But for Cleveland, it looks like a well-calculated risk. Read more
What to Look For in the Last Game (or Two) of the World Series
By Whet Moser
Tonight's starter for Cleveland is perfectly suited to exploit the Cubs' biggest weakness, and he's got two of the best relievers in baseball to follow him—while Chicago has big questions of its own to answer. Read more
BallotReady Wants to Help Decode Your Intimidatingly Long Voting Ballot
By Whet Moser
Besides the presidential race, there are dozens of local candidates and ballot measures which get harder to research as you go down. A Chicago startup is trying to put all that in your pocket, for folks across the country. Read more
This Fan Is Tracking Where to Watch the World Series in Wrigleyville
It's true: some bars are charging up to $300 cover to watch the Cubs game on TV (plus food and drinks). Read more
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