An opinion piece discusses the Chicago Teachers Union's decision to file lawsuits against its critics.

The Chicago Teachers Union advocated for canceling classes for May Day protests, and Chicago Public Schools confirmed it would fund buses for students and teachers to attend. This decision has drawn criticism regarding student literacy.

Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson, despite his strong ties to the Chicago Teachers Union, is reportedly feuding with the union over a school-related issue on May Day. The school district and some parents have expressed objections.

The head of the Chicago Teachers Union has vowed to actively push petitions for Mayor Brandon Johnson's re-election campaign. This commitment signals strong union backing for the incumbent mayor.

Chicago Public Schools are reportedly facing a significant truancy problem among teachers, with the Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) involved in May Day protests. The article suggests that CPS may subsidize these teacher protests.

A webinar by the Chicago Teachers Union and NEA, described as a May Day "dress rehearsal," is drawing backlash from education experts who warn it aims to "groom" students into Democratic "foot soldiers."

The Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) is seeking billions of dollars in a special session, asserting that the funds are 'what we are owed' amidst ongoing negotiations and demands.

Chicago Public Schools and the Chicago Teachers Union have designated May 1 as a day for students to participate in civic engagement events outside campus.

The Chicago Teachers Union has requested that schools be closed on May 1st to allow members to participate in May Day civic actions protesting Donald Trump, seeking official support from Mayor Brandon Johnson and the Board of Education.