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By Steve Neavling on July 28, 2016
Headline , Lens On Detroit , Photo Gallery , Politics
Protests continued at the Democratic National Convention in Philadelphia as people took to the streets to support causes ranging from a political revolution to civil rights.
By Steve Neavling on July 27, 2016
Headline , Lens On Detroit , Photo Gallery , Politics , posts
“This is what democracy looks like” – a popular protest chant.
By Steve Neavling on June 28, 2016
Government , Headline , Mayor's Office
Check out who donated to Mayor Duggan’s nonprofit fund using our searchable database.
By Michael Betzold on May 28, 2016
Flint Water Crisis , Government , Headline , State of Michigan
The uphill battle to recall Rick Snyder is getting new life after petitioners failed to collect anywhere near the required signatures.
By Steve Neavling on May 17, 2016
Flint Water Crisis , Headline , posts , State of Michigan
One congressman said Gov. Snyder “continues to withhold documents and witnesses from Congress” about the Flint water crisis.
By Steve Neavling on May 13, 2016
Headline , Politics
Donald Trump’s friend and former butler said Detroit should become a nuclear bomb site because the city has been “disgraced by Muslims.”
By Michael Betzold on May 8, 2016
Featured , Featured Stories , Government , Headline , State of Michigan
Apparently free speech doesn’t apply to the Eastern Market.
By Steve Neavling on March 31, 2016
Flint Water Crisis , Government , Headline , State of Michigan
Who’s the world’s most disappointing leader? An ongoing poll says Gov. Snyder and the disgraced Brazilian president are virtually tied. You can still vote.
By Steve Neavling on March 12, 2016
Government , Headline , Politics
Demonstrators forced segregationist George Wallace to cut his speech short at Cobo hall in Detroit in 1968.
By Michael Betzold on March 10, 2016
Government , Headline , Politics , posts
Some progressive friends insisted that voting for someone you actually believed in must be wrong – because for so many, many years it has been futile. Not anymore.