Biden Plans First Major U.S. Tax Increase In Decades
President Joe Biden is planning the first major federal tax hike in nearly 30 years. Biden has not released the
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POLITICAL
Coroner Questions Illinois’ COVID-19 Death Tally, Seeks Statewide Audit
Monroe County Coroner Bob Hill questioned if the motivation to rush reporting of COVID-19 deaths without a full audit was about money.
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Illinois Legislative Leaders Separately Discuss Redistricting Process
ILLINOIS — Census delays could make redistricting a difficult process this year, but political leaders in Illinois say they are
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Cruz: Democratic Relief Bill Includes $1,400 Checks To Non-citizens, Incarcerated Felons
U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz of Texas says the $1.9 trillion bill passed by Democrats in the House and Senate allocates
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Congresswoman Miller: Democrats’ Focus On Husband Meant To Silence All Conservative Christians
ILLINOIS — A Republican congresswoman is defending her state lawmaker husband from what she says are attacks full of lies
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Pritzker Extends COVID-19 Orders But Eyes Modifications ‘In The Coming Weeks’
ILLINOIS — Nearly a full year into unilaterally regulating the state’s economy because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Gov. J.B. Pritkzer
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NY Fed Study Finds Biden-Harris ‘Equity’ Proposal Would Make Racial Inequality Worse
A recent Federal Reserve Bank of New York found that a monetary shock would raise stock prices by 5 percent, raising the annual incomes of white people by as much as 300 percent more than those of blacks.
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COVID Aid Bill Would Pay Federal Employees $1400 a Week if Kids Are Out of School
Purchasing influence and perks—like 600 hours of paid leave—might sound crass or even seedy, but it’s one of the primary purposes of labor unions.
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Bush Takes Hayward To Win Democrat Nominee For Freeport Mayor
LIfelong Freeport resident Ronnie Bush took Walter Hayward to win the Democrat nominee for Freeport Mayor on Tuesday. Bush now
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Pritzker Still Not Clear On When Fuller Reopening Possible Even As More Illinoisans Eligible For Vaccines
ILLINOIS — Despite more vaccine doses coming to the state and the expansion of those eligible to get the vaccine,
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