Hit the Ice (1943) | IT'S THE Daffiest, Happiest SLEIGH RIDE YOU'VE EVER BEEN TAKEN ON! | Data courtesy of TheMovieDB.com | Jeffrey Hartmann's personal workshop and demo project

What was it like to visit the White City? Journey back with us as we imagine what it would have been like to explore the grounds at the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition.

Before it became the dazzling White City that welcomed millions of visitors during the 1893 World's Columbian Exposition, it was a swamp – thick with mud, battered by icy winds coming off Lake Michigan. It took quite the imagination to take an otherwise...

The Invisible Man Returns (1940) | They hear him! They feel him! But they can't stop him! | Data courtesy of TheMovieDB.com | Jeffrey Hartmann's personal workshop and demo project

The Wizard of Oz (1939) | We're off to see the Wizard, the wonderful Wizard of Oz! | Data courtesy of TheMovieDB.com | Jeffrey Hartmann's personal workshop and demo project

Animal Crackers (1930) | The maddest comics of them all! | Data courtesy of TheMovieDB.com | Jeffrey Hartmann's personal workshop and demo project

The Brute Man (1946) | No woman was safe from his crushing arms... | Data courtesy of TheMovieDB.com | Jeffrey Hartmann's personal workshop and demo project

To watch Games 1 and 2, fans must watch on Peacock, which costs $12.99 per month, or NBCSN, which is available on Comcast’s Xfinity system and streamers Fubo and YouTube TV.

Capitol Hill reporter Matt Laslo had a conversation with Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-Ala.) in which the gubernatorial candidate revealed he doesn't

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The ad praises Trump and plays a song with the words “love me” repeated over and over. The administration hasn’t disclosed more details about its funding source.

The White House ad is an “unmistakable [sign] you live under an authoritarian, fascist government,” said one critic.

Taxpayers are funding a campaign-style ad for the president.

A disclaimer says the ad was paid for by the U.S. government, which could violate federal law.

The ad was aired during primetime on Fox News.

Both of Chicago’s baseball teams are heading to the playoffs, with the Cubs and Sox each clinching their spots Thursday afternoon.