Chicago Tribune visual journalist Stacey Wescott has been making pictures in and around Chicago for 26 years. On Friday, she was assigned to document a protest outside the U.S. Immigration and Customs ...

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After Texas quarterback Arch Manning scored a touchdown in a 55-0 romp over Sam Houston State on Saturday, he stared down and then stood facemask-to-facemask with a Bearkat defender in the end zone.

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Nyssa Silbiger still recalls the rude remark that reviewer three made in 2014 about her first paper describing her PhD research. “The phrases I have so far avoided using in this review are, ‘lipstick ...

Textures were a hot theme of the evening, with plenty of sequins, rhinestones, feathers and ruffles to go around. But my absolute favorite person to play with texture all evening was Britt Lower of ...

A conversation with the author about her new book, From the Clinics to the Capitol: How Opposing Abortion Became Insurrectionary. After Trump supporters stormed the Capitol on January 6, 2021, Carol ...

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I had just started as an editorial assistant at PEOPLE back in 2005 when one of my editors sent me on what now seems like a very old-school mission: Run up to the ABC offices, and pick up a VHS tape ...