Neil Steinberg

On Oct. 28, 1974, President Gerald Ford signed the Equal Credit Opportunity Act, easing the ability of women to get credit cards. The struggle continues.

Will fear of public embarrassment work to stop people who cut in line to board flights before their group is called?

The shooting of a Jewish man in Chicago's West Ridge neighborhood Oct. 26 is not a reason to be terrorized.

It was too much to expect the Harris/Trump photo finish to be decided Tuesday night.

A few things to perhaps look forward to in the second Trump administration

Enjoying the bounty of life as storm clouds gather. On Sunday I never left the hotel, except to dash onto the sidewalk to pose for wedding

Popular Chicago historian Shermann Dilla Thomas had a six-figure day job at ComEd; then he took the CEO's suggestion and ended up canned.

Why let the people most set against the trans community color how they're viewed?

Trying new things, like a class at the Chicago School of Woodworking, is good in theory. In practice, well, there's the pain of being really bad at something.

Notorious philosopher and animal rights activist Peter Singer zeroes in on the bird at the center of your holiday table.