Chicago taxpayers spent $66 million renovating a convention center into an emergency coronavirus hospital that ended up only treating 38 patients. Further, the contract to renovate the facility went to a politically connected company instead of one that said it would waive fees or donate such money to coronavirus relief organizations.
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By Illinois ReviewIllinois taxpayers are getting their first clear look at how deeply the insider game runs in Springfield – and the numbers are staggering.On Monday, Republican gubernatorial...
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By Amanda Szulc, Opinion Contributor Can a governor who governs through exclusion, opacity, and donor-class insulation legitimately claim to represent the whole state? Leadership is not measured by...
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By Illinois ReviewSteve Cortes, a former senior adviser to President Donald Trump's campaign, is once again inserting himself into a high-profile Republican primary — this time in Illinois....
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By Illinois ReviewFor much of the 2026 gubernatorial campaign, Ted Dabrowski has been clear and consistent about what he believes is Illinois’ most pressing issue.Property taxes, Dabrowski has...
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By Illinois ReviewA surprising endorsement from one of Illinois’ most prominent pro-life leaders is raising serious questions inside the conservative movement – about money, credibility, and conviction.David E....
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