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Report shows how Illinois ranks on education, economy and more Original

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By Tom Ackerman Verified
| The State Journal-Register Verified
Tom Ackerman Springfield State Journal-Register July 9, 2026, 3:47 a.m. CT A new report compares Illinois with the U.S. on a variety of topics. Illinois ranks higher on average on the topics of Mental Health (4th), Trust (9th), and Economy (11th), but lower on Work and Labor Force (40th), Environment (44th), and Civil Liberties (47th). Illinois is struggling when it comes to civil liberties, the environment, and work and labor force, according to a new report.
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New report shows how Illinois is doing on education, jobs | Video

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By Tom Ackerman Verified
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New report shows how Illinois is doing on education, jobs | Video Thu, July 9, 2026 at 8:15 AM UTC New report shows how Illinois is doing on education, jobs | Video A new report compares each state when it comes to topics like the economy, education, and civil liberties.
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Illinois babies to receive $1,000 investment from 'Trump Accounts' Original

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By Tom Ackerman Verified
| The State Journal-Register Verified
Illinois babies will soon be automatically enrolled to receive "Trump Accounts" containing $1,000 in seed money. The Social Security Administration announced on July 6 it is launching processes for parents to enroll newborns in "Trump Accounts." The accounts, basically, are a means for the government to deposit $1,000 in a new tax-deferred investing account for newborns.
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