Neil Steinberg
Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago, IL, United States
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Give your car to a good cause — the Sun-Times
You can lessen the sting of losing a favorite vehicle by giving it to the Chicago Sun-Times Vehicle Donation Program. → Read More
Plenty of room in the tent
Unconventional models not only expand the realm of “normal.” They’re good advertising. → Read More
Don’t let RFK Jr. kill you
Anti-vaxxers and other conspiracy nuts offer a trap for the unwary. Don’t bet your life on them. → Read More
Manischewitz promotes fake products on Twitter, gets buffet of responses
Manischewitz, purveyor of traditional Jewish foodstuffs, is developing a ribald personality on Twitter. Not everybody gets the joke. → Read More
Don’t scare pets to death
Fireworks set off on and around July 4 take a toll on animals. → Read More
‘The community stood behind us,’ say couple who owned Highland Park store from which shooter fired on Fourth of July parade
Ross Cosmetics had to shut down for a week. But then store owners Earl and Arden Edelcup and all of Highland Park began working to help each other recover from the horror. → Read More
Colleges can still grab that trombonist
Plucking race off the table doesn’t make sense to anyone familiar with how colleges pick students. → Read More
Nikki Haley’s search for lost times
The GOP presidential hopeful invokes a simple past that never existed. → Read More
NASCAR no more ridiculous than golf, reader says
Sun-Times readers sing the praises of stock-car racing. → Read More
NASCAR ticket prices beg the question: Who’s going — and why?
NASCAR is expecting Chicagoans to pay for the privilege of watching stock cars race. → Read More
A visit to cat heaven
Fat Cat Rescue in Wadsworth provides a safe haven for hundreds of feral cats. → Read More
Covering LGBTQ+ issues, including an Ann Landers column lauded as ‘a beacon of light in a dark world’
The Sun-Times has covered LGBTQ+ communities with growing understanding and support for 75 years. → Read More
Inside John Deere Harvester Works: Think your iPhone is cutting-edge? Try driving an X9 combine.
A farmer sitting atop a combine today might be making calls and checking the “likes” on his latest #FarmTok post while the combine drives itself. And more we learned touring the farming equipment giant’s East Moline plant. → Read More
‘Stop the steal’ isn’t a new lie
Trump clearly doesn’t believe the election was stolen. But lots of people nevertheless do. → Read More
‘The one gift we cannot give’
“The Book of Pet Love and Loss,” by Sara Bader, discusses the close bond of writers, musicians and even a president to explain and mourn dogs and cats, birds and a variety of less conventional pets. → Read More
Democrats need to wake up
Federal indictments against Trump are not a turning point. → Read More
Do I have the right to write this?
He may be sick of Chicago taking shots from far-away critics in politics and media. But the answer isn’t covering your ears. The answer is not caring what they say. → Read More
Chicago has rolled with radio for 101 years
As automakers ponder dropping AM radio, and Congress considers stopping them, a look back on the technology’s deep roots in Chicago. → Read More
‘Swiftian’ takes on a new meaning as Taylor Swift fans descend on Chicago
Like Gulliver, travel downtown this past weekend brought you to a world transformed. → Read More
Sleepy Joe flashes his steel
If the president is such a dotard, how does he keep pantsing the GOP? → Read More