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relates to IMF Faces Push to Cut Billions in Fees for Large Borrowers
economics
IMF Faces Push to Cut Billions in Fees for Large Borrowers
By Eric Martin
For years, the International Monetary Fund has collected billions of dollars in fees from its biggest borrowers, a practice that penalized those most in need. Now, with its coffers refilling and interest rates running high, the world’s lender of last resort is considering giving them a break.
April 9, 2024
relates to O’Hare Revamp Turns Contentious After Going Billions Over Budget
citylab
O’Hare Revamp Turns Contentious After Going Billions Over Budget
By Isis Almeida, Julie Johnsson, and Shruti Singh
Chicago, already reeling from population declines and the loss of key employers, is struggling to advance an $8.5 billion airport upgrade that’s key to bolstering its status as a crucial air hub.
March 22, 2024
relates to Biden Shrugs Off ‘Illegal’ Remark That Drew Democrats’ Ire
equality
Biden Shrugs Off ‘Illegal’ Remark That Drew Democrats’ Ire
By Justin Sink and Michelle Jamrisko
President Joe Biden brushed off criticism after referring to the alleged killer of a Georgia woman as an “illegal” during his State of the Union address.
March 8, 2024
relates to Citadel Donors, Unions Fuel Harshest Chicago Mayor Race in Years
citylab
Citadel Donors, Unions Fuel Harshest Chicago Mayor Race in Years
By Isis Almeida, Bill Allison, and Gregory Korte
Chicago’s mayoral runoff could be swayed by executives at Citadel and Madison Dearborn Partners as well as the country’s largest teachers unions.
March 3, 2023
relates to Chicago Mayor Candidate Backed by Police Makes It to Runoff
politics
Chicago Mayor Candidate Backed by Police Makes It to Runoff
By Isis Almeida
Chicago’s mayoral elections is headed for a runoff, with a former head of the city’s school system leading the race.
February 28, 2023
relates to Chicago Crime Defines Mayor Race as Spending, Lawbreaking Surge
politics
Chicago Crime Defines Mayor Race as Spending, Lawbreaking Surge
By Tarso Veloso Ribeiro and Isis Almeida
Chicago is spending more than ever on police, yet crime is on the rise and many residents say they feel unsafe.
February 28, 2023
relates to CityLab Daily: Bill Rewards Removing Cops From Traffic Stops
citylab
CityLab Daily: Bill Rewards Removing Cops From Traffic Stops
By Sri Taylor
Also today: How e-bike rebates will make cycling safer, and a Dallas suburb eyes a new commercial airport.
February 9, 2023
relates to Chicago’s Population Shift Puts Latinos at Heart of Mayoral Race
politics
Chicago’s Population Shift Puts Latinos at Heart of Mayoral Race
By Jose Orozco and Isis Almeida
February 9, 2023
relates to Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot Looks for New City Leaders After Ken Griffin Exit
citylab
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot Looks for New City Leaders After Ken Griffin Exit
By Isis Almeida, Shruti Singh, and Kim Chipman
As Chicago struggles with rising crime and high-profile corporate departures, Mayor Lori Lightfoot has a message for business leaders: It’s time to be a cheerleader for their city.
February 1, 2023
relates to Chicago Mayoral Candidates Slam Lightfoot on Her Safety Record
politics
Chicago Mayoral Candidates Slam Lightfoot on Her Safety Record
By Isis Almeida
Chicago Mayor Lori Lightfoot faced a wave criticism on the city’s security record during the first televised mayoral debate on Thursday as candidates jockeyed to replace her at the top of the third-largest city in the US.
January 19, 2023