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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 ReviewFresh scrutiny is mounting over Gov. JB Pritzker’s financial interests as new findings raise serious questions about conflicts of interest, transparency, and who ultimately benefits from...
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By Amanda Szulc, Opinion Contributor Can a governor who governs through exclusion, opacity, and donor-class insulation legitimately claim to represent the whole state? Leadership is not measured by...
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By Illinois ReviewSteve Cortes, a former senior adviser to President Donald Trump's campaign, is once again inserting himself into a high-profile Republican primary — this time in Illinois....
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By Illinois ReviewFor much of the 2026 gubernatorial campaign, Ted Dabrowski has been clear and consistent about what he believes is Illinois’ most pressing issue.Property taxes, Dabrowski has...
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