We also need to double down on human connection. There’s plenty of research showing that humans are talking less to each other. So reach out when it doesn’t always feel comfortable. buff.ly/vXYlOhR

“It’s not just a technology that engages us, it’s a technology that wants to have a relationship with us.” Dana Suskind on AI in childhood. buff.ly/vXYlOhR

This year, the Silver Room’s Sound System Block Party will be both “a celebration and a form of resistance,” says Williams. buff.ly/JKw0BkV

Farm-to-table! Tasting menus! Food trucks! Diners! Our list of Chicago's 50 Best Restaurants has it all (and we ranked them). buff.ly/1HaYryd

Tasting menus in the West Loop, ramen in Logan Square, and Cantonese seafood in Chinatown... these are some of the 50 Best Restaurants in Chicago buff.ly/1HaYryd

Our list of the 50 Best Restaurants in Chicago will take you all around the city — and even into the suburbs. See the full list here: buff.ly/1HaYryd

Persuading the Roses to let the crew shoot in — and drive a car through — their bespoke glass-and-steel home felt like a hard sell. Bob Rose's response? “This is irresponsible. I’m going to do it.” buff.ly/3V7HwCv

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“What’s the matter, John? That shot was fantastic,” second assistant director Ken Collins recalls saying. Responded Hughes: “Well, I needed it to do more damage.” buff.ly/3V7HwCv

West Ridge, Peterson Woods, Evanston, and Arlington Heights — these are some of the coolest bungalows on the market right now buff.ly/BNe4u2K

What dishes say summer to you? We rounded up 14 of our favorites, including the Overprice Tomato at Daisies and the frittura at Piccolo Sogno buff.ly/1NdHswK

Classic and quirky, pretty and gritty — the doorways of Chicago can be easy to overlook, but they're often historic portals. Even after years exploring the city, photographer Ronnie Frey still notices ones he’d previously overlooked. buff.ly/HZHGVSF

Since 2017 on his popular Instagram account, photographer Ronnie Frey has been sharing shots he takes of entrances that speak to him. buff.ly/HZHGVSF

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It was only after purchasing the property and meeting Silhan’s son and other family members that they learned the home was not a prototype or display, but a completely original design inspired by the Century of Progress exhibition. buff.ly/I2WyTnH

A swoon-worthy new cocktail bar, sandwich joint perfect for Loop workers, and a Highwood Hawaiian eatery comes downtown buff.ly/dvU5jFA

“[Holocaust] survivors talk about how it took so long for people to realize how bad it was in Nazi Germany. There were a lot of authoritarian moves that the Nazis made that everyday folks didn’t pay attention to.” buff.ly/4G6jCDQ

“We need a restoration of sanity and a return of kindness and empathy in governing. We’ve now seen what someone who lacks moral character can do that’s so damaging.” buff.ly/4G6jCDQ

“If I was agreeing with Trump, he probably wouldn’t say anything about my weight. It’s like the bully on the playground, right? He wants to make friends with people around him, and so he targets somebody.” buff.ly/4G6jCDQ

In this Old Town home, handsome historic details — eight-foot-high pocket doors, substantial cased openings, and five fireplaces — combine with upgrades to the kitchen and baths. buff.ly/2Ey6uDK

Let’s take a look at some lakefront living with listed condos in Rogers Park, Evanston, East Hyde Park, Edgewater, and Streeterville. buff.ly/EyXj8sE

Through his shots of people in transit, photographer Graham Chapman captures the lifeblood of the city. www.chicagomag.com/chicago-maga...

There is one great flaw that is present in almost every ballpark of the retro era: They’ve pushed us farther away from the game. Take a look at how three ballpark enthusiasts imagine a new White Sox stadium: buff.ly/cUnVDYp

“The heartbeat of the city, that’s the people,” says photographer Graham Chapman. “When you get all these people in the street, that brings energy to the imagery.” buff.ly/qpyQI5s

Our May issue is here! The cover story is all about visiting our neighbor to the north: This curated guide to Wisconsin includes adventurous road trips, long weekends at hidden gems, and week-worthy stays. buff.ly/X2gFyUA

“We’re usually so secretive about our process,” he says. “We don’t want to give the other side any ammunition.” But if the federal government was trying to influence public opinion, he would do the same. buff.ly/9fYVtWI

Forty years ago this month, “The Mystery of Al Capone’s Vaults” was watched by 30 million (disappointed) viewers. Read our look back at the night — featuring interviews with host Geraldo Rivera, the show's producers, historians, and more. buff.ly/cpdYyLo

Romanucci made clear to the federal government that any false statements about Good or her family would be considered defamation. There isn’t a jury yet, but there is a country trying to make up its mind. buff.ly/9fYVtWI

Sundays are for food prep... by which we mean picking out which restaurants you'll eat at this week buff.ly/CWogfyY

The home is set amid mature trees on nearly half an acre, with a commodious sun porch from which to take it all in. buff.ly/PSK7F7O