Most voters still believe “fake news” is a serious problem, and don’t trust the political news they get from the media.
The latest Rasmussen Reports national telephone and online survey found that 62% of Likely U.S. voters think the problem of bias in the news media is getting worse. Just 10% believe the media bias problem is getting better, while 26% say it’s about the same as usual.
By Illinois ReviewThe countdown to Illinois’ 2026 primary is underway, but the outlook for Republicans is bleak.With a proven fundraising machine and the nation's wealthiest governor ready to...
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By Jacqueline Garretson, Opinion ContributorA few months ago, I had the opportunity to speak on a podcast where I shared my personal journey in politics, how I became...
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By James P. Economos, DDS, Opinion Contributor There’s been constant debate over Illinois' pension system – and for good reason. It remains chronically underfunded and plagued with issues...
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By Illinois ReviewAt a Tuesday morning press conference at Chicago City Hall, Mayor Brandon Johnson — whose approval rating hovers around six percent — reiterated that local law...
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By Illinois ReviewIn a shocking cost-cutting move Tuesday, Chicago’s AM560 The Answer terminated longtime morning host Amy Jacobson, as the struggling conservative station grapples with declining relevance –...
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