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Chicago’s Affordable Housing Costs Soar as Crime Numbers Fall — But City Still Lags Behind Peers

President at Wirepoints, Ted Dabrowski: It's not identity politics causing Chicago's housing issues

Alderman Lopez Blasts Johnson Administration Over Hiring, Curfews, and Migrant Spending

Ald Ray Lopez on Brandon Johnson's Chicago summer safety plan: The question really becomes are you going to allow police

Ted Dabrowski on Chicago’s Tribal Politics, Illinois Economic Decline, and a Glimmer of Hope for School Choice

President at Wirepoints, Ted Dabrowksi, on BLM Brandon’s hiring practices: “Is he really saying this outloud!?”

$4 Million for “Worker Power” and Still the Worst: Illinois’ Political Patronage and Black Unemployment Collide

President of Wirepoints, Ted Dabrowski: They’ve destroyed jobs and opportunity for black Chicagoans

Chicago’s Curfew Debate and Policing Crisis: Rethinking Law Enforcement Strategies Amid Teen Takeovers and Rising Crime

Rafael Mangual, senior fellow and head of research for the Manhattan Institute’s Policing and Public Safety Initiative: The Left Keeps

Ted Dabrowski: Guaranteed Income, Taxpayer Burdens, and the Crisis in Illinois Education

President at Wirepoints, Ted Dabrowksi, calls out Pritzker and Johnson for continually placing equity over critical thinking and resilience

Chicago Flips Red: Grassroots Leaders Speak Out Against Sanctuary Policies and One-Party Rule

Danielle Carter-Walters &  Zoe Leigh, co-founders of Chicago Flips Red, on their fight against the socialist agenda of Chicago city

Paul Vallas Slams New CTU Contract as “Highway Robbery” for Taxpayers, Disaster for Students

Paul Vallas, policy advisor for IllinoisPolicy.org, former candidate for mayor and former CEO of CPS, weighs in on the new

Ramona Bonilla-Anaiel on CPS Union Talks and Being Targeted for Social Media Posts

Dan Proft and Amy Jacobson spoke with Ramona T. Bonilla-Anaiel, Chief Union Steward with Chicago Public Schools and a member