Some of the most prominent American companies remain affiliated with The GenderCool Project—an organization that promotes introducing children as young as five to “educational” materials on being transgender and "non-binary"—despite public fallout after a whistleblower at State Farm prompted the end of the partnership between the insurance giant and controversial organization.
The Pro-Life Action League out of Chicago is organizing a protest outside the newly opened Planned Parenthood (PP) abortion clinic in Waukegan beginning Friday at noon.
An air quality expert has questioned the legal foundation and scientific context of a report calling out the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) for not going far enough in warning residents living close to plants that emit ethylene oxide (EtO), an agent used to sterilize medical equipment.
Just days after announcing the reopening of its Waukegan plant, Medline announced that it made a commitment to the White House to reprocess 100,000 N95 respirators and other face masks, desperately needed in the fight against COVID-19.
For over a year scientists have been refuting the Chicago Tribune’s reporting that emissions of ethylene oxide (EtO), from a medical equipment plant in Willowbrook, Sterigenics, presented a danger to the public.
It turns out that a chemical compound, ethylene oxide (EtO), that has been targeted by the media and some elected officials as a public health hazard, is vital in ensuring that patients suffering from coronavirus infections have safe, sterilized medical equipment to aid in their recoveries, says chemist and air quality expert Rich Trzupek.
Former high-level aides to Republican Gov. Bruce Rauner has revealed that Senate Republican Leader Bill Brady (R-Bloomington) told the then governor he was right for signing HB 40 in September 2017, the law requiring Medicaid funding of abortions. At a separate meeting, Brady also recommended that the governor sign gun control bills should they reach his desk.
Lake County Treasurer Holly Kim called a recently missed bond payment by the county an “honest mistake,” explaining that the mishap had no connection to a former county employee charged in November with identity theft and other crimes stemming from her work with a previous employer.
The Chicago Tribune’s latest scare piece on ethylene oxide (EO), a chemical vital in the sterilization of medical equipment, is “particularly obscene,” says air quality expert and author Rich Trzupek.
Medline in Waukegan announced this week that ethylene oxide (EtO) readings taken between October 26 and November 2 by the Lake County Health Department show that the areas near the plant averaged “only .18 parts pers billion, lower than any other EPA-tested area, which in Illinois includes Chicago and Northbrook.”
Democratic state lawmakers are squeezed between voters panicked over news reports of cancer risks from industrial emissions of ethylene oxide (EtO), and a wealthy family of Democratic donors whose business in Lake County could be shut down under legislation that all but bans the use of the chemical.
The recently approved state budget hardly makes Illinois the beacon of fiscal prudence that Democratic Gov. J.B. Pritzker and legislative leaders claim it is, budgetary analysts at Wirepoints say.
House Speaker Michael Madigan used his absolute power over the legislative process to move legislation to the floor on Friday that exchanges Illinois’ constitutionally mandated flat income tax with a progressive tax.
An election guide posted on the Communist Party USA’s (CPUSA) website said that the party is “deploying its resources” to unseat U.S. Rep. Peter Roskam (R-Ill.), as part of a larger effort to flip 24 Republican seats the Democrats need to capture control of the House.
Consideration of the Lincolnshire case by the U.S Supreme Court, which is likely given a recent appeals ruling, would be tainted by a political agenda, a union lawyer said.
Republican candidate Ken Idstein is calling for Rep. Sam Yingling (D-Grayslake) to join him in condemning “extreme political attacks” after an Idstein campaign sign was defaced with an anti-gay slur.
Former House Republican candidate Adam Solano told the Lake County Gazette he stands behind the website he created, scamyingling.com, that illustrates how low state Rep. Sam Yingling’s (D-Grayslake) property taxes are compared to his neighbors.
Lake County assessment records show that removing the lake bottom property from an assessment of Rep. Sam Yingling (D-Grayslake) house has made little difference in the home’s value.