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Day: May 17, 2025

The state and the media refuse to ask the proper questions about Chinese companies in Illinois – Wirepoints on with Jeff Daly of WZUS Decatur Radio

May 17, 2025 5 Comments

Mark joined Jeff Daly to talk about the demise of Lion Electric, the general decline of the green energy and EV market, the scandals that Chinese company Fuyao Glass has been involved in, and more.

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A quarter of Chicago high schoolers missed more than a month of school last year – Chalkbeat Chicago

May 17, 2025 10 Comments

Across Chicago Public Schools, nearly 25,000 high school students — or a quarter of all high schoolers — missed at least 35 days last year, according to CPS data. And yet, Chicago Public Schools’ graduation rate has continued to inch up — from 81 percent in 2019 to 85 percent in 2024.

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Mayor Brandon Johnson Announces Members of the Chicago Fiscal Sustainability Working Group – Press Release

May 17, 2025 7 Comments
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Mayor Johnson appointee steps down hours after being named to city role amid controversy – ABC7 (Chicago)

May 17, 2025 5 Comments

Ishan Daya ran for political office in 2023 but withdrew from that race after video came to light showing him removing a poster of an Israeli hostage held by Hamas. His mayoral appointment to the Chicago Fiscal Sustainability Working Group, though short-lived, drew outrage from Chicago’s only Jewish alderperson, Debra Silverstein.

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