Three years ago, eight Highland Parkers unleashed their raunchy party game on an unsuspecting world. Can Cards Against Humanity keep the mojo going? Read more
The Libertarian candidate for governor has no illusions about winning. But a showing of five to 15 percent could cause Rauner trouble and give Grimm's party a better foothold. Read more
The first people in line Saturday arrived at 2:30 a.m., and spots in line are going for $200 on Craigslist. The hot dog shop closes for good on October 3. Read more
Boomers are confused by their kids' preferences for comic books, young-adult novels, and other trappings of a Millennial childhood. But they forget the nostalgia boom of their own past, and how it resonates today. Read more
The candidate was an academic star who talked economics with Milton Friedman, worked and studied long hours, and successfully planned his future as a businessman and philanthropist. Read more
Chicago's open-data community takes another step forward with a site that makes working with that data easier, faster, and more comprehensible. Read more
