• After only three weeks can we really tell anything important about the NFL's undefeated teams or the ones who have yet to win a game?

  • What would have become of the L-I-Y-A-H?..

    So young when she died, many wonder what have come from R&B star Aaliyah
  • If you don't want to go to jail, Councilwoman Conyers, don't commit felonies or, at least, do not admit to committing felonies...

    Monica Conyers Doesn't Wanna Go to Jail
  • City Council President Pro Tem Monica Conyers pleaded guilty to bribery charges this morning...

    Detroit City Council Woman Pleads Guilty on Bribery Charges
  • Conventional discourse on the state of the economy appears to veer off the crusty core of the issue: We're undergoing a significant re-configuration, if not a total transformation of the way we make a living, exist, eat, clothe and house ourselves. All these will change in ways unfathomable during the 1990s age of innocence—reflected in the financial catastrophe of the present. That's an uncomfortable subject for most Americans...

    General Motors Bankruptcy is Bad News for GM, Worse News for American Workers
  • Against the backdrop of scandal in the executive mansion, auto industry turmoil and plummeting home prices, this week the Chocolate-est City chooses a mayor to finish out Kwame Kilpatrick’s ill-fated second term.

    Who Will Be Detroit's Next Mayor?
  • General Motors is in as bad a position as you can imagine. You've read about GM's enormous losses. And the further you drill down into GM, the worse it looks. We now have a plan for automakers. So what will happen to their workers?

    Job One: We now have a plan for automakers. What about their workers?
  • From abandoned residential neighborhoods to dilapidated highrises, a Slate slide show takes a look at exploring Detroit's beautiful ruins.

    Detroit's ruins.
  • Obama's car task force will have to rethink American cars—who builds them, who buys them and who’s making the payments. And while the president tries to save Wall Street and Main Street, he needs to look out for 2300 Jackson Street.

    Is Detroit Too Black to Fail?
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