A SAMPLE OF ED & MOE’S ANTICS There’s a new comedy web series starring two Dearborn twentysomethings — one a Muslim Arab-American and the other an Irish Catholic — who while away their days playing video games, shopping at the mall, and driving up and down Warren Avenue. If this seems to be an...
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One evening a month, you’ll find 100-some cyclists mingling and socializing, gearing up for a leisurely Detroit ride. It’s called Detroit Critical Mass (not to be confused with Critical Mass Detroit, another ride starting in Grand Circus Park). At around 6:30 p.m. on the last Friday of every month, a hodgepodge of cyclists gather...
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You’d hardly note it above the roaring of the deficit hawks, but a report quietly released Thursday afternoon by the Institute for America’s Future argues for increased government spending. Signed by some 300 economists and 40 civic and state leaders, the report says when it comes to reducing the deficit, the key is to...
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