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Current: fellow, Ohio University's E.W. Scripps School of Journalism Statehouse News Bureau. Previous: Detroit Free Press, Time Inc., The Post. Next up: summer at The Columbus Dispatch.

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I went home to Detroit to see what voters want from the midterms

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By Joshua Jamerson Verified
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This is an episode of Rooted In, where our reporters take you back to their hometowns to capture the voice of the nation ahead of the 2026 midterm elections. DETROIT—Growing up here, in the city that put Americans on wheels, taught me a lot about hard work and opportunity. But perhaps above all, I learned that the two are often inseparable.
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Drivers Celebrate the Demise of the Most Hated Feature in Their Cars

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By Joshua Jamerson Verified
| The Wall Street Journal Verified
Of the many “firsts” in Mike Donio’s life—the first time he met his wife, the first steps taken by his daughter—there’s one that really grinds his gears. Years ago, Donio stepped into a rental car, put it in drive and quickly felt the engine click off when he hit his first stop sign.
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Drivers Celebrate the Demise of the Most Hated Feature in Their Cars

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| Flipboard
1 hour ago Adam Kirkwood is a peatland conservation scientist at Wildlife Conservation Society Canada. In March, the Ontario government announced a plan to complete roads to the Ring of Fire five years ahead of schedule, meant to expedite access to the region’s critical minerals deposits. After decades of …
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