With no debate, the Illinois Senate today voted to make enacting right-to-work ordinances on a local level a class A misdemeanor. They would put elected officials behind bars before allowing right-to-work in Illinois.
By John F. Di Leo, Opinion ContributorIn the 2026 Illinois Republican primary, downstate businessman/politician Darren Bailey was nominated to face incumbent Governor J.B. Pritzker in November. The descriptor...
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By Illinois ReviewIn a vote that is drawing sharp criticism from fiscal conservatives across Illinois, 10 House Republicans broke ranks and sided with Democrats to pass the controversial...
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By Illinois ReviewIllinois House Republican Leader Tony McCombie is facing growing scrutiny after losing control of her caucus during a key vote on a controversial Democrat-backed bill tied...
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By Mark Vargas, Editor-in-Chief & Opinion Contributor Published originally in The Washington TimesJudson University’s 2026 World Leaders Forum, scheduled for April 30 in Elgin, Illinois, is facing a...
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By Illinois ReviewIn a stunning display of political miscalculation, nine Illinois House Republicans handed Gov. JB Pritzker and Democrat leadership bipartisan cover Wednesday – voting in favor of...
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