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Rev. Dorothy S. Boulware explores Ash Wednesday’s evolving rituals, blending tradition with modern activism. While some embrace carside ashes or online prayers, others protest for justice. Faith leaders call on political figures to uphold Christ's te...
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Highland Park residents must boil water before use due to a sudden drop in pressure raising contamination concerns. The Water Department detected this issue on March 4, 2025, potentially linked to the Great Lakes Water Authority. Boil water for one m...
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Democratic mayors from Boston, Chicago, Denver, and NYC assert their sanctuary policies reduce crime, countering Republican claims. Testifying before Congress, they argue the migrant influx aligns with declining violence. Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnso...
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Detroit officials, including Mayor Mike Duggan, recently celebrated the grand opening of two affordable housing developments near downtown. Brush Park Apartments offers 53 units, while MLK on 2nd features 33 units. Despite claims of affordability, ma...
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WASHINGTON (AP) — Democratic U.S. Rep. Sylvester Turner of Texas passed away at 70, shortly after attending President Trump's congressional address. Turner, a former Houston mayor, faced bone cancer treatment last year. His unexpected death deeply sa...
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Michelle Crockett joins Honigman LLP as a partner in its Labor Practice Group, enhancing Detroit's legal scene. With 25 years of experience, she excels in labor law, advising both Fortune 500 and public-sector clients. Her focus on equity and complia...
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The rhythmic sounds of sewing machines, skates gliding, and solemn farewells symbolize Detroit's vibrant Black entrepreneurial spirit. Businesses like Hot Sam's, RollerCade, and Swanson Funeral Home embody legacy and community, showcasing resilience...
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Al Green, Democratic Rep. from Texas, made headlines by being ejected from Congress during President Trump's address. Green's protest against proposed cuts to Medicaid resonated, despite potential censure. His actions highlight ongoing resistance wit...
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California's leaders resist disclosing federal investigations into lawmakers or legal defense spending. CalMatters seeks transparency, facing denial under the Legislative Open Records Act. Critics argue public interest demands disclosure. Allegations...
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Charlene Crowell reports a lawsuit challenging the closure of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau (CFPB). An 83-year-old retiree, Rev. Eva Steege, joins the fight, hoping to discharge student loan debt. Legal action seeks to resume CFPB operatio...
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California faces a dire housing crisis, with only 17% able to afford a median-priced home. To address this, Assemblymember Buffy Wicks and Sen. Christopher Cabaldon introduced a $10 billion bond for affordable housing on the 2026 ballot. This aims to...
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Local filmmaker Airicc Qualls is making waves alongside icons like Spike Lee and Ryan Coogler. His films, showcased at festivals and online, highlight diverse stories. Co-founding AK Film Group, Qualls creates experimental micro shorts, gaining accla...
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Local filmmaker Airric Qualls, potentially joining icons like Spike Lee, shines with his work featured in festivals and Cine Soul. Co-founding AK Film Group, Qualls creates experimental shorts, gaining Sacramento and Bay Area support. His Sundance vi...
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President Trump exaggerated claims in his Congress address, distorting facts on fraud, immigration, Ukraine aid, economy, and more. DOGE's reported savings were misrepresented, and Social Security fraud figures were inflated. He also overstated U.S....
