Florida is close to finalizing a bill to protect the free speech rights of people on social media. The bill is supported by The Heartland Institute, which said, "we are entering into a potentially dangerous time for political free speech." It is opposed by Facebook, Amazon, NetChoice and the Internet Association.
More HERE
By Amanda Szulc, Opinion ContributorThere are moments in politics when the noise threatens to drown out something essential: truth handled with integrity.For years, I wrote quietly about Illinois...
Read moreDetails
By Illinois ReviewIn one of the most shocking results of the Illinois primary election, conservative grassroots candidate Josh Higgins delivered a decisive defeat to longtime Republican incumbent and...
Read moreDetails
By Illinois ReviewDarren Bailey’s decisive victory in Tuesday’s Republican gubernatorial primary wasn’t just a win for a candidate – it was a clear rejection of the political class,...
Read moreDetails
By Janelle Towne, Opinion ContributorThere is a quiet confidence surrounding Gov. JB Pritzker’s reelection bid, the kind that settles in early and lingers. The polling reinforces it. The...
Read moreDetails
By Illinois ReviewA newly released “poll” promoted by Chicago radio station AM 560 The Answer is raising serious questions about credibility, methodology, and conflicts of interest – especially...
Read moreDetails
llinois Review LLC Editor-in-Chief Mark Vargas General Counsel Scott Kaspar Copyright © 2025 IR Media Corp., all rights reserved.