AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoIllinois Ethics & Oversight: Illinois House Republicans are pushing ethics changes after Legislative Inspector General Michael McCuskey’s planned exit, including stronger subpoena powers and limits on campaign funds for certain legal defenses. Legal Fight Over Tech Taxes: NetChoice sued to block Illinois’ new taxes on targeted ads and social-media platforms, arguing First Amendment and federal internet-tax limits are violated; Maryland is also appealing a similar digital ad tax ruling. Illinois Politics: President Trump endorsed Darren Bailey for Illinois governor, a move that could reshape the race heading into 2026. Chicago Parking Deal: Chicago aldermen say they’re close to sweetening the city’s parking meter privatization deal, seeking a $75 million upfront payout plus a share of future profits. Manufacturing & AI on the Ground: Universal Robots unveiled its Gen 7 platform at IMTS in Chicago, while LG CNS pitched AI smart-factory tools through its Factova system. Local Business & Community: DeKalb City Council approved vacating part of Challenger Drive for Nehring Electric’s expansion, and Chicago’s food prices story spotlights how canned soup is becoming a bigger budget staple. Health & Rights: A new SMFM statement urges abortion care systems for high-risk pregnancy patients even in states with restrictions. Housing for Disabled Adults: Garden Center Services opened its first permanent supportive housing facility in Worth, giving 20 residents a new start.
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