Samuel Corey

Detroit Metro Times — The first day Rahin Rahman remembers being in America, he was trying to get a haircut. Living just within the borders of Detroit's east side,...

Detroit Metro Times — A number of key state-level positions are up for grabs this election due to term limits. In addition to the governorship, Michigan voters will elect...

Detroit Metro Times — Three proposals will appear on the nonpartisan section of the ballot. One would legalize recreational marijuana and the others would help strengthen our democracy through...

Detroit Metro Times — Two U.S. House races exhibiting both the "Blue Wave" and the #MeToo movement are playing out right here in metro Detroit. 11th Congressional District: Epstein...

Detroit Metro Times — Rasha Almulaiki is at work inside Detroit's Division II Wayne County Jail, trying to select people with the right criteria to bail out. The qualifications...

Detroit Metro Times — Last Saturday on Detroit's near east side, groups of teens sat huddled around tables talking about the future of their city. They were discussing something...

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Hamtramck Review — Jamila Kokumo prepares a batch of macrons at Le Detroit Macron Bakery, located on Evaline just west of Jos. Campau. The bakery is celebrating its one-year

Detroit Metro Times — Straight-ticket voting has been around in Michigan for more than 126 years. But Republicans in the Michigan legislature changed all that in 2016, drafting a law...

Detroit Metro Times — click to enlarge Bill Schuette has softened his position on government-subsidized healthcare as of late. In February, he did not join a federal lawsuit filed by 20 other states that argue the Affordable Care Act is unconstitutional.

Hamtramck Review — By Sam Corey The Review Special Writer "It's usually dead," said Rahat Hassan, a voting clerk for the 6th precinct, when asked if there's normally a high volume of voters during primary elections. The trickle of voters waiting in line to vote on Tuesday may not have seemed like a lot, but considering past primary elections at the People's Community Services on Jos.

Hamtramck Review — By Sam Corey Review Special Writer The room inside Le Detroit Macaron is covered with cream-filled eggshells and, on this particular day, a lot of packaging. Ribbons, small miniature boxes just big enough to fill a macaron, and labels brandishing the names of a bride and groom are strewn about a large table behind the clerk counter of this tiny shop on Evaline, just west of Jos.