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Bishop reviews just some of the top stories from 2022. What are your suggestions?

Bishop reviews just some of the more than 180 new laws that are set to take effect in Illinois Jan. 1.

Bishop reviews some of the latest Twitter files released alleging the government pressuring the social media company to censor speech around politics and COVID-19.   Story: https://www.thecentersquare.com/national/new-twitter-files-allege-biden-administration-worked-with-twitter-to-control-covid-conversation/article_fc7aa0b6-8553-11ed-885c-d35c7adc40e8.html

Bishop reviews a recent meeting of Illinois' Immunization Advisory Committee about COVID-19 vaccine stats.

Illinois' population loss is accelerating.  Bishop reviews the latest population estimates from the U.S. Census which shows the state losing more than 110,000 on net, with a numerical change of more than 104,000.   Story: https://www.thecentersquare.com/illinois/illinois-annual-population-loss-is-accelerating/article_95a41e46-8245-11ed-8c51-4b422d5e752c.html

A Christmas Eve building fire in Springfield is thought to be the largest building fire in town since the 1970s. The squatters in the vacant building seeking shelter begs the question of what can be done to avoid future incidents.

The latest U.S. Census data is out and it shows Illinois continues to lose population.  Story: https://www.thecentersquare.com/illinois/u-s-census-illinois-population-estimate-continues-to-decline-another-110k-fewer-on-net/article_5cf62266-820d-11ed-8e37-3b5f1091a094.html

Bishop asks you for your predictions on whether Illinois is going to continue to see declining population or if the state will reverse the trend and show growth? The U.S. Census releases updated numbers at 9 a.m. central time today.

The Illinois' Immunization Advisory Committee has scheduled a meeting for today to discuss the COVID-19 vaccine and more. Bishop previews what to expect.

Bishop reviews the debate over the border and how that's impacting a $1.7 trillion spending plan in Congress as Ukraine's president, who is set to get billions more, addresses Congress