Opinion
Editorial: Chicagoans send another thumbs-down message to Brandon Johnson and Chicago Teachers Union in school board vote
As we write, four school board candidates endorsed by the Chicago Teachers Union appear to have won seats in 10 districts. One of those ran unopposed, so CTU-backed candidates won only a third of the contested races.
Opinion
Editorial: Mayor Brandon Johnson did the right thing in axing Rev. Mitchell Johnson from the Chicago School Board
On Thursday morning we called for the resignation of the Rev. Mitchell Ikenna Johnson as president of the Chicago Board of Education. By Thursday afternoon, Brandon Johnson told us in person at a board meeting he had asked for,
Desperate to avoid hitting Chicago home and business owners with a $300 million property tax increase, aldermen pelted the ...
The scrappy David-and-Goliath messaging belied some of the criticism the CTU has gotten for becoming too powerful since its ...
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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson walks fine line in reversing campaign promise to not raise taxesChicago Mayor Brandon Johnson is confusing residents on which campaign promises he intends to keep and which ones he'll break ...
Mayor Brandon Johnson, who campaigned for Kamala Harris this past weekend in North Carolina, is reflecting on the election, ...
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Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s school board president, under fire for controversial social media posts, resignsChicago Mayor Brandon Johnson’s handpicked school board president resigned Thursday after coming under fire for social media ...
Mayor Brandon Johnson addresses the City Council Wednesday as he unveils his proposed budget for 2025, which includes a ...
Johnson campaigned on a promise not to raise property taxes, but said he was left with no choice given the city's massive ...
Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson proposes a $300 million property tax hike to address the city's significant budget deficit and ...
Sources say Mayor Brandon Johnson will announce a property tax hike during his budget address, despite campaign promises not to.
Chicago voters have rejected Mayor Brandon Johnson’s education agenda as only four of 10 candidates endorsed by the powerful teacher’s union will hold seats on the city’s new hybrid Board of Education ...
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