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Newly sworn-in Mayor Brandon Johnson promised to boost corporate taxes for Chicago-based companies within days of taking office.
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Instead of dwelling on ideological differences, it will be important in the coming weeks to examine how Brandon Johnson wants to govern.
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The Chicago Teachers Union's prominent involvement in the mayoral race reflects its priorities, none of which include CPS students.
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