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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 Mark Vargas, Editor-in-Chief & Opinion ContributorGov. JB Pritzker made headlines on Monday after revealing he has lost 80 pounds over the past two years using a GLP-1...
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By Illinois ReviewLyons Township Clerk Elyse Hoffenberg, who also serves as the township’s Freedom of Information Act officer, has not produced security-camera footage requested by her election opponent,...
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By Illinois ReviewNearly eighteen years after federal investigators interviewed President-elect Barack Obama and incoming White House Chief of Staff Rahm Emanuel in the Rod Blagojevich investigation, the FBI...
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By Illinois ReviewSix months after losing the Republican primary for governor, Ted Dabrowski is back on the political circuit – but not for Darren Bailey.On September 22, Dabrowski...
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By Illinois ReviewA federal judge on Thursday declined to issue a preliminary injunction blocking Illinois' medical aid-in-dying law from taking effect Saturday, allowing the state to proceed with...
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