Chicago

An estimated 75,000 people flooded the Loop for the local edition of the nationwide movement to protest President Donald Trump.

Born during the AIDS crisis, the LGBTQ+ newspaper became a lifeline, a watchdog and a record of a community long overlooked. The paper’s history is now on display at the Gerber/Hart Library & Archives.

bridgeport records newest location on south halsted st

Oil company funds computer game that promotes fossil fuels to schoolchildren

I hope Canada is doing ok with these fires

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Let’s skip the negative/horror stories and focus on the good, wholesome, and funny stuff for once

One time I was on the Green Line out of the loop to Forest Park (when I lived there), this homeless lookin dude steps between the cars into mine. It was rush hour so fairly packed. He starts preaching

“Let me tell you the story of how I found Jesus!”

“I had the life. I had it all! I had the women, the house, the cars. I made a million dollars!”

“Then I lost it all. I hit rock bottom. I didn’t know where to turn, I thought it might be the end.”

“And that’s how I found Jesus. He saved me. And he can save you too.”

Someone from the other end of the car goes

“Yeah that’s great but how did you make a million dollars?”

Whole car erupts laughing. Dude turns around and goes back to the other car

If you haven’t been to The Region yet, you’re missing out!