Monday’s Electoral College Vote Could Prove Interesting
The 538 electors within the Electoral College will cast their votes on Monday. This has historically been an uneventful, check-the-box
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Op-Ed: Facebook Hardly A Monopoly – Either As Social Media Platform Or Online Marketplace
The Federal Trade Commission and 48 states filed an antitrust lawsuit Wednesday that alleges Facebook is unfairly stifling competition by buying rivals and how it makes use of customer data to market its own services.
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39 States Take Sides In Texas Supreme Court Case Against Four States’ Election Results
U.S. Senate to hold election integrity hearing next week
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18 States Join Texas Lawsuit Challenging Four States’ Election Results
Nineteen states, or 38 percent of U.S. states, are now challenging the election procedures and results of the four states.
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Add Repayment Demands To Growing Unemployment Issues In Illinois
Reports continue of people receiving unemployment benefits when they didn’t apply for them, and other fraudulent activity.
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William Hadley Reelected To 5th Consecutive Term As Chairman Of The Stephenson County Board
The latest on the Stephenson County Board.
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AOC’s $58 ‘Tax the Rich’ Sweatshirt Perfectly Demonstrates How Her Ideas Hurt the Poor
It is unlikely that those paid to make AOC’s sweatshirt could afford to buy the end product —even if they’re earning what she calls a “living wage.”
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Manufacturers Worry Biden Will Hike Taxes, Weaken Stance On Intellectual Property Theft
Under a Biden presidency, manufacturers are expecting taxes to go up and regulation to increase,” said Steve Rauschenberger, President of TMA.
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HCC And WIU Enter Agreement To Create Elementary Education Pathway
By creating this partnership with WIU and local high schools such as Freeport, Highland is providing the opportunity for students to complete their coursework and student teaching without leaving the region.
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Opinion: How to end Madigan’s legacy of corruption once he’s gone
Three years ago, Madigan celebrated his record as the longest-serving state House speaker in U.S. history. Today, it looks as if his grip on power is slipping.
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