Illinois Judge Allows 11-Year-Old Girl To Use Medical Marijuana At School
In a decision that may have sweeping effects, a judge has allowed an 11-year-old Illinois girl to use medical marijuana at school.
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After Rauner Veto, Lawmakers Consider Next Steps On School Funding
Schools and lawmakers are considering next steps now that more than 170 school districts in Illinois stand to lose additional money that was promised to them under the state’s new school funding formula.The landmark law passed last year with the intent to even the economic playing field for public schools across the state by providing more state dollars to the neediest districts.
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Bill Ayers On Living In These Times; Paula Poundstone Would Love To Talk To You
On the 21st: Chicago activist Bill Ayers talks about living in these times, and how his worldview has changed over the decades. Plus, comedian Paula Poundstone dishes on comedy, talking to fans, and why there are so many weird scientific studies on 'Wait Wait, Don't Tell Me!"
Trump Again Keeps U.S. In Iran Nuclear Deal—But Threatens To Get Out Later
President Trump has called it the "one of the worst deals" he has ever seen — but for now, he is keeping the U.S. in the nuclear deal with Iran.
40 U.S. Senators File Legislation To Restore Net Neutrality
Illinois Senators Dick Durbin and Tammy Duckworth are co-sponsoring legislation to reverse the Federal Communications Commission’s decision on so-called net neutrality.
