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During the city of Detroit’s bankruptcy, the state-appointed administrator sought to cut pension payments for thousands of retired city workers, in violation of Michigan’s state constitution. City retirees eventually accepted a 4.5 percent cut in benefits, in part to prevent possibly larger cuts. Many private-sector pensions are also shaky; the federal pension insurance agency is currently assisting a record number of multi-employer plans. READ MORE
By Illinois ReviewMany Illinois politicians continue to insist that the Chicago Bears' discussions with Indiana are merely a negotiating tactic.They're wrong.After years of watching the stadium saga unfold,...
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By Illinois ReviewWhile governors across America paused Saturday to honor the 82nd anniversary of D-Day and the sacrifices of the Greatest Generation, Illinois Governor JB Pritzker was notably...
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By Janelle Towne, Opinion ContributorThe Chicago Bears didn’t leave because Indiana is a bigger market, and they certainly didn’t leave because Chicago stopped loving football. They left because...
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By Illinois ReviewIllinois Governor JB Pritzker may soon have another major economic development failure to explain to Illinois taxpayers.On Friday morning, Indiana Governor Mike Braun dropped what many...
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By Illinois ReviewFor decades, California has served as the Democratic Party's political laboratory – a state where progressive policies dominated elections and Republicans struggled to remain relevant statewide.This...
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