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Jeanne Ives discusses the murder of Loyola student Sheridan Gorman in Chicago and the policy questions that followed.

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States across the country are competing more than ever to attract businesses, residents, and investment. Jeanne breaks down how taxes, regulations, and overall economic policy play a big role in…

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In this Reveille, Jeanne Ives discusses a recent article titled America and Public Disorder and what it reveals about crime, antisocial behavior, and declining safety in public spaces.

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In this Reveille, Jeanne Ives discusses President Trump’s major military strike against Iran. She explains how this action, done with help from Israel, changed the balance of power in the…

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Governor J.B. Pritzker’s latest budget address, a proposal framed as affordable housing reform, has sparked debate across Illinois. The plan would allow multi-family housing on single-family residential lots as small…

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In Illinois’ Republican primary for governor, some counties have different candidate names on the ballot. One name is misspelled. A non-certified candidate appears in some places but not others. Statewide…

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This week’s Reveille, Jeanne challenges the claim that these protests are purely student-led, noting that school administrators and teachers have the authority to stop them, yet instead allow or encourage…

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In this Reveille, Jeanne explains how HB4596 could be enforced under the Illinois Consumer Fraud and Deceptive Business Practices Act, potentially exposing individuals to civil or criminal penalties for sharing…

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There are unresolved questions surrounding the death of Katie Abraham, who was killed a year ago in Urbana, Illinois, when an illegal alien driving drunk struck the vehicle she was…

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