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Michigan’s Primary Has Been Heralded As The Next Test For The “Blue Wave,” But What Does It Mean For Muslims In Michigan?
“Everybody let’s imagine something together. This can be our great moment. It’s nine days from now, Aug 7. Election night. There are headlines all around the world. We see them on CNN, on MSNBC, even on Fox News. “And what are we going to see?”
LeBron’s Legacy: The King Hits The Road (Again) But This Time He’s Leaving A Bit Of Himself Behind
The first time LeBron James left the Cleveland Cavaliers, the NBA team that plays just forty miles up the road from his hometown of Akron, he was savaged as “callous,” “heartless,” and “cowardly.” And that’s just what team owner Dan Gilbert called him in an angry open letter ...
In Appalachia, shifting political winds have forced Republican lawmakers to expand Medicaid. Could this be the start of a trend?
Mary White had noticed her knee hurting on and off for a while before she blew it out last October. “I turned around to go down the steps after I locked the door, and it kicked out the side and tore that ligament in there,” she said. White, who turns 64 in August, does not have health insurance. Her husband is on Social Security and Medicare, and between that and her slightly better-than-minimum-wage income at the Binns-Counts Community Center in Clinchco, Virginia, White doesn’t quite qualify for Medicaid.
In Southeast Ohio, an anarchist skate park considers its future
VIEW PHOTO ESSAY By Matt Richmond Photography by Michael [...]
On what it means to be a Palestinian living — and protesting — in the American Midwest
By Sarah Macaraeg Photo above by Carolina Hidalgo for University of Missouri-St. Louis, St. Louis [...]
In Appalachia’s ‘Alcohol Alley,’ booze purveyors say a pipeline is threatening their industry
By Dave Infante You could mistake the view from Bold Rock for a Bob Ross [...]
Ohio’s impending Stand Your Ground law will protect shooters who claim self-defense; if they’re white, according to opponents
By Trevor Bach Banner photo by Brett Carlsen A controversial gun bill is likely headed [...]
In Rust Belt midterm elections, some GOP candidates run with Trump, others run without him
By Adam K. Raymond Banner photo by Maddie McGarvey For Rust Belt Republicans on the [...]
As Flint suffers and Nestlé prospers, many are asking: Who owns the rights to Michigan water?
By Trevor Bach Photo by Brittany Greeson On a chilly spring Wednesday in April, more [...]
For exonerated Ohioans, compensation for wrongful imprisonment may finally be at hand
By Joey Horan Dale Johnston and Danny Brown spent a combined 25 years in prison [...]

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