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Listen to The Real Story with Jeanne Ives and Amy Jacobson
Live on Monday through Friday from 11 am until 12 pm on AM 560 The Answer. Hear interviews with influential figures focused on reclaiming Illinois and America. Join us live, or listen to past shows in our archive.
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Data Centers Are A Big Deal
There are both pros and cons surrounding this newly emerging business behemoth. It will be an essential component of Illinois’ future economic development and overall infrastructure, but it also needs to be managed responsibly as its footprint is conceptualized and ultimately established. At the center of the debate is the advent of Artificial Intelligence (AI)…
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Public Corruption in Illinois
Meet Jerry and Kyley Willison. They’re the father-and-son team that stole $225,000 dollars from taxpayers of the Oakland Fire Protection District (FPD). Oakland is a very small community in Coles County near Charleston, Illinois. The population is about 900 people, and at the time of the theft, both Jerry and Kyley Willison were Oakland FPD…
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Watch & Listen / Reveille
Accountability Finally Comes for Fauci. Is Pritzker Next?
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Watch & Listen / Reveille
Is Pritzker China’s Favorite Governor? Follow the Money
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Watch & Listen / Reveille
Another Illinois State Rep Indicted. $768 million. Thousands of NGOs. Who’s Watching?
The Legislation Radar
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SB 1950 – Physician Assisted Suicide
This bill bails out Exelon nuclear plants for a second time, provides massive subsidies to wind an solar projects, sets a requirement that shuts down coal plants by 2035 and natural gas plants by 2045.
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HB460 – Student Assistance Expansion – Written to help “trans” and illegal students
SB2371 would have allowed assistant states attorneys, public defenders, and an number of otherwise noted professionals to unionize.
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IL Dems Bill Would Turn Parks Into Homeless Encampments
If HB1429 becomes law it would turn public spaces in Illinois into homeless encampments. The bill allows the homeless to occupy playgrounds, parkways, forest preserves, your neighborhood park or other public places indefinitely.
