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Empty seats at the Chicago Jay Pritzker Pavilion. Most shows have been postponed or cancelled for over a year. (Getty Images)
CHICAGO The city announced Wednesday that Chicago will host a series of concerts exclusively for residents who get vaccinated against COVID-19.
The first concert will be May 22 in Hyde Park, with performances by DJ Ron Trent and Duane Powell, both Chicago natives.
Attendees must be fully vaccinated to secure a spot, meaning they ve received the final dose of a two-dose vaccine or a single-dose vaccine on or before May 8, two weeks prior to the first concert.
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Each concert is a ticketed event and concertgoers will be required to bring their CDC vaccination card and a matching photo ID, according to city officials. Tickets will be available via Eventbrite and at designated vaccination clinics.
President Biden is pushing a $1.9 trillion COVID-19 spending package which he claims will boost the economy. But a new study warns that one other key policy Biden has proposed would hurt the economy and have at least three major consequences for workers.
The president wants to raise the corporate tax rate from 21 percent to 28 percent. He argues that this is about making Big Business “pay it’s fair share” and raising revenue the government can use to help people.
Yet a recently-released report from the right-leaning Tax Foundation concludes that this would make the US corporate tax rate, federal and state combined, a whopping 32 percent, the highest among developed countries. The tax experts warn that this policy change would “harm U.S. economic competitiveness and increase the cost of investment in America.” As a result, the researchers found that Biden’s proposed corporate tax hike would shrink the overall size of the economy, reduce wages, and eliminate 159,000 jobs.
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