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Led by Pritzker's millions, Democrats dominate political funding - Vimarsana News

Led by Pritzker's millions, Democrats dominate political funding

(The Center Square) – As the November election nears, campaign finance totals show Illinois Republican candidates lag behind state Democratic candidates as Gov. J.B. Pritzker continues his large spending. According to c...

ILLINOIS STATE NEWS BRIEF (8/29/22) - Vimarsana News

ILLINOIS STATE NEWS BRIEF (8/29/22)

(SPRINGFIELD) The Illinois Department of Public Health (IDPH) this past Friday reported 24,297 new confirmed cases of COVID-19 in Illinois, a 3 percen...

Why Is It So Hard to Find 'Ethical' Cardboard? A Monopoly in Art-World Shipping Leaves Some Galleries at a Loss - Vimarsana News

Why Is It So Hard to Find 'Ethical' Cardboard? A Monopoly in Art-World Shipping Leaves Some Galleries at a Loss

Some galleries are boycotting Uline, the art shipper with ties to far-right politics. But for others, it's not so easy.

Source: artnet.com
Lightfoot accuses conservative PAC of darkening her skin in TV ad about Chicago crime - Vimarsana News

Lightfoot accuses conservative PAC of darkening her skin in TV ad about Chicago crime

Conservative Dan Proft told the Sun-Times in a text statement that Mayor Lori Lightfoot’s accusation about his PAC’s ad was “an insane assertion,” adding “We did nothing to her pigmentation just as we did nothing to [the] pigmentation of our pasty blowhard of a governor.”

Kevin Nicholson drops out of Republican race for Wisconsin governor - Vimarsana News

Kevin Nicholson drops out of Republican race for Wisconsin governor

Nicholson said he didn't want to wage a negative campaign to catch up to former Lt. Gov. Rebecca Kleefisch and business executive Tim Michels.