Former FBI agent doubts Mideast peace will last
Former FBI Special Agent Ken Gray says the new Mideast peace deal is unlikely to bring lasting peace, warning that the agreement resembles a ceasefire more than a permanent solution.
THE INTERVIEW: Russia’s wartime economy: a fortress or a fragile illusion?
Hilary Golston spoke with former senior intelligence officer Hal Kempfer to understand what’s driving Russia’s resilience and whether there’s any realistic path to pressure the Kremlin into backing down.
EDITORIAL: Lansing protest was the wrong way to make a statement amid pandemic
And any frustration I might have with the Governor’s latest order went out the window when I saw the ignorance she has to deal with in name of Lansing’s protest.
Whitmer, Republicans need to work together for road solution
Frustrated with the lack of progress working with the Republican-controlled legislature, the Democratic governor took executive action and now the state is issuing $3.5 billion in bonds to pay for fixing Michigan's horrible highways.
Editorial: Infamous Detroit firefighters photo is far cry from heroic work they do
It's really a shame this on-the-job photo op is in the national spotlight especially because there are many heroic lifesaving stories for which firefighters deserve credit and our thanks.
Editorial: When it comes to Eastpointe gun in unlocked car law, it's more about common sense
The law is aimed at people who keep unsecured firearms in unlocked vehicles. Offenders can be fined $350 on the first offense and face up to 90 days in jail on the second one.
Detroit's new demolition plan must be above board, but it solves only part of problem
The Detroit City Council is chewing on the latest plan from Mayor Mike Duggan to knock down blighted homes in the city.