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SafeGuard Surveillance owner Ed Campbell wants to know what s driving Gov. J.B. Pritzker s administration to block school districts from being reimbursed through federal COVID-19 relief funding for using his company s coronavirus surveillance testing. (Provided by SafeGuard Surveillance)
CHICAGO This story about coronavirus saliva tests might make you mad enough to spit.
It boils down to this question: Is Gov. J.B. Pritzker s administration trying to rig the market for coronavirus testing in public schools to favor University of Illinois budding COVID-19 testing operation, Shield Illinois?
That s difficult to answer, apparently.
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Pritzker s administration didn t respond to queries related to the very interesting timing, as one school district administrator put it, of a policy change on surveillance testing in schools. The change effectively made districts ineligible for reimbursement through federal coronavirus r
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Four college grads weigh in on student loan forgiveness
President-Elect Joe Biden will likely push for some form of student loan forgiveness soon after taking office though he appears hesitant to use executive action.
Members of the Democratic Party, including Senators Elizabeth Warren and Chuck Schumer, have urged him to consider executive action to forgive $50,000 in student loans.
The College Fix wanted to hear from college graduates about their thoughts on student loan forgiveness.
The Fix interviewed a total of four people, two conservatives and two liberal-leaning students.
The interviews found that while the conservative grads tended to argue that government should get out of the loan business and students should make smarter choices with their money decisions, the liberal-leaning students argued that loans are weighing good people down from buying a home and accumulating wealth.