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Teacher compensation still under fire after West Chicago schools avoid strike
Although last-minute wranglings with the school board have averted a strike for some 140 teachers represented by the West Chicago High School Teachers Association, the scrutiny surrounding the talks has raised serious questions about how teachers’ pay and benefits are calculated.
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Naperville's voucher ordinance not wise business move, tax pro says
The tax policy director at the Cato Institute doesn't see much of an upside for Naperville landlords being required to accept federal housing vouchers.
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Some say replace social-welfare system with 'basic income' model
With the welfare system falling apart, it may be time to look at the possibility of a basic income for every American, a concept that has been championed by well-known economists and political scientists of the past and present including Milton Friedman, Friedrich Hayek and Charles Murray.