Illinois’ comeback story starts here.

Michael Levan

Michael Levan

“City officials claim pension payments are going up faster than the city can handle them. Yet, several city officials make comfortable pensions and retirements, and continue to spend our tax dollars on things that don’t serve the taxpayers.”

Adam Arbil

Adam Arbil

“I opened Zayna Mediterranean Grill in August 2019. ‘Zayna’ is my grandmother’s name. When I decided I was going to open this restaurant, I didn’t tell anyone in my family for six months. Then, I had a friend bring my family to my restaurant one day to eat.” “My parents are a little older, so...

Jeremiah made it, but 2 Illinois education reforms could help others

Jeremiah made it, but 2 Illinois education reforms could help others

Illinois has too much school district administration. It has too much education pension debt. There are ways to solve those problems to help students facing challenges and taxpayers facing ever-increasing demands.

Janice Singleton

Janice Singleton

"I didn’t realize that SEIU was taking so much money until one day I looked at some of my paystubs. SEIU takes dues from each check I receive, per child."

Chicago schools cancel class for COVID-19 ‘Vaccine Awareness Day’

Chicago schools cancel class for COVID-19 ‘Vaccine Awareness Day’

Chicago Public Schools declared a day off for students ages 5 to 11 to get their COVID-19 shots. But little notice and the fact the vaccines were just approved for younger children mean parents face challenges to actually getting shots for their kids.

By Dylan Sharkey