It looks like Senator Chuck Schumer could face some competition to be elected as Senate Majority leader ahead of Democrats’. He’s facing a pushback from a progressive wave of incoming Democrats.
SpaceX successfully completed a historic "catch" as its Starship returned to the South Texas base Saturday after blasting off from the same spot Friday evening.
The impacts of Friday's nationwide ground stop are still being felt at Detroit Metropolitan Wayne County Airport, where canceled flights continue to bungle weekend plans.
It also provides a chance for survivors, thrivers (those currently in the fight) and anyone else impacted, to celebrate those who have succeeded against cancer while also honoring those who have lost their battles.
Beyond political parties and individual candidates, there was a clear loser in the 2026 midterms: data centers. As these essential pieces of AI infrastructure become increasingly unpopular, they’re meeting staunch resistance at the ballot box.
David Woods and Janelle Dennis join the podcast and get real about Detroit.
The U.S. transportation secretary said NCAA college football teams should reach out to the FAA to make sure they can reach their scheduled games following Friday’s FAA ground stop that threatened to throw the weekend’s sports schedules into disarray.
The Port of New Orleans wasted no time in filing a lawsuit against the owners of an asphalt tanker the same day it slammed into a river cruise boat on the Mississippi.
The City of Detroit says it’s aware that two horses boarded a DDOT bus recently. The video went viral, and the city shared new footage from security cameras inside the bus.
The Internal Revenue Service this week raised the maximum amount workers can contribute to their 401(k) retirement plans, and Roth IRAs, but did not change the limit for traditional IRAs.
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan's time in office is coming to an end. As he wraps up his third term, he is looking back on his time in office as he ramps up his run for governor.