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Local political science professor breaks down the confusion about Trump's criminal charges - Vimarsana News

Local political science professor breaks down the confusion about Trump's criminal charges

Former President Donald Trump was found guilty on 34 criminal charges in New York. The case has gripped the nation for the past three weeks.

Illinois lawmakers set for another raise, pushing salaries over $93,000 - Vimarsana News

Illinois lawmakers set for another raise, pushing salaries over $93,000

Illinois lawmakers are set to get another cost of living adjustment after the budget is passed and signed into law.After making $72,000 annually for years, they

Judge temporarily blocks Illinois law impacting uncontested 2024 elections - Vimarsana News

Judge temporarily blocks Illinois law impacting uncontested 2024 elections

A Sangamon County Judge has temporarily blocked a new Illinois law that could result in dozens of uncontested elections in 2024.This month Illinois Democrats pa

Congressional primary winners vastly outraised and outspent their opponents - Vimarsana News

Congressional primary winners vastly outraised and outspent their opponents

On both sides of the political aisle, the winners of contested primary races in two suburban congressional districts significantly outraised and outspent their rivals in the months leading up to Elect...

'Conflict of interest' : Mayor Chris Clark used Calumet City co-worker to investigate aldermanic critic – Harvey World Herald - Vimarsana News

'Conflict of interest' : Mayor Chris Clark used Calumet City co-worker to investigate aldermanic critic – Harvey World Herald

“It’s a very dangerous practice to have an executive use their authority to investigate political opponents," said Dick Simpson, ethics and corruption expert at the University of Illinois at Chicago.