Editorial: An ethics watchdog, such as our state’s legislative inspector general, should know when to say ‘no comment’
Michael McCuskey has been talking too much.
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Editorial: Can Quad Cities recover from the beefy body blow of losing Tyson Foods?
State must help struggling Quad Cities after shock loss of 2,500 jobs.
Editorial: The Illinois GOP just got a chance to hit reset. Take it, beleaguered Republicans!
Bear down, Illinois Republicans. Start fresh.
Editorial: After honeymooners crash in a helicopter, tourist choppers give us pause
This week, it feels like private travel in a tourist helicopter seems to come with...
Editorial: Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy puts his federal money in the right place — popular and practical Midwestern trains
"Instead of wasting billions of dollars on a train to nowhere," Duffy said, "we are...
Editorial: The growing political isolation of the Chicago Teachers Union
Even the Chicago Teachers Union's ordinary allies are recoiling or distancing themselves from it.
Editorial: Free Illinois tollways? Show us the math, Darren Bailey. But keep the conversation going.
Relief without a plan never ends up lasting long, and tends to end up making...
Editorial: Brandon Johnson does the right thing on pensions
Sure, it's a small victory that Chicago is paying into its pension as it budgeted....
Editorial: Another millionaires tax referendum? We have some questions we’d rather ask Chicago voters.
Advisory questions should be used to tell politicians something they didn’t already know, not used...
Editorial: Illinois spent big during COVID and the migrant crisis. Who was watching the bills?
A report from Illinois Auditor General Christopher Meister released Tuesday revealed that the state paid...