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George Orwell 17 August 1945 SubXNews will be republishing books in their full text with a summary introduction. The text is taken from project Gutenberg and differing summaries will be used from open source databases. We believe in times of…
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SubX.News® Economy Report | Nov 28, 2025 Chicago’s business climate just hit Great Recession territory, falling to 36.3 in the November Chicago Business Barometer — the worst reading since the 2009 crisis — but City Hall is plowing ahead with…
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these are the people that pretend to be from your area and then create a social media footprint to influence and manipulate elections and local policy decisions … this guy is from Virginia and DC with rich parents and is…
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College for All Was a Scam $$$ Especailly When they Took Trades Out of the High Schools SubX.News® Economy Report | America is finally waking up to a truth Chicago learned the hard way: the College-for-All model was a billion-dollar…
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Post from Wife … It’s with profound sadness that I share that my husband, Jimmy Cliff, has crossed over due to a seizure followed by pneumonia. I am thankful for his family, friends, fellow artists and coworkers who have shared…
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SubX.News® Political Report Chicago just witnessed something almost unheard of in its modern political era: a full-scale mutiny inside City Hall, a national embarrassment for a sitting mayor, and a revolt so loud that even the Wall Street Journal weighed…
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Total Nine Shot in Downtown One Dead … 100 block of N. State on November 21, 2025 at approx. 9:50 p.m. Officers were on patrol when they observed a large group on the sidewalk. Officer’s heard gunshots being fired, and…
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SubX.News® Economy Report | November 6, 2025 The largest intergenerational shift in wealth isn’t about inheritance — it’s about conversion. Trillions are moving from homes and pensions into digital rails run by venture capital and asset managers. The United States…
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SubX.News® Free Press History Editorial cartoons have long been journalism’s sharpest scalpels—tools meant to puncture pretensions, not polish them. They were born to mock power, not market it. From James Gillray’s grotesque kings to Thomas Nast’s takedown of Boss Tweed,…
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