Candidate: Bernie Sanders
This work was produced in partnership with the Ravitch Fiscal Reporting Program at the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism. The Project...
Freedom Caucus Claims are not Supported by Pew Study
Drew DeSilver, Senior Writer for the Pew Research Center, joins Detroit Today producer Laura Weber-Davis and Co-host Chuck Wilbur to...
Did the GOP Debate Round Three Go to Marco Rubio?
rlcsc.org Last night we watched the third Republican presidential debate, this time on CNBC. Now it appears the field of candidates...
CEO of Democratic National Committee Says GOP Out of Step With Most Voters
The Republican presidential candidates are preparing for their latest debate tonight, but some experts say one voting bloc is getting especially...
Shifting Roles in the Middle East: What’s Next for Israel after the Iran Nuclear Deal
Allan Gale This summer the United States and five other world powers reached an agreement with Iran which curbs their...
Implementing a Viable Roads Plan
Sandra Svoboda Rick Pluta, capitol bureau chief of Michigan Public Radio Network, explains on Detroit Today why the roads...
Speaker Cotter Defends Road Funding Plan from Lansing
Rick Pluta, MPRN State House Speaker Kevin Cotter has seen no shortage of controversy since he took the lead...
Most Presidential Candidates Bypassing Arab American Voters
About a dozen years ago, when the war on terror and battles in Iraq were headline news daily, most of...
Here’s the Story of a Syrian Refugee Family Resettling in Detroit
Stephen speaks with Sean de Four, Lutheran Social Services Vice President, Children and Family Services overseeing refugee resettlement. Lutheran Social Services...
Reassigning $600 Million in State Revenue to Fix Michigan’s Roads
Roger Martin on why it's so hard to get a roads deal: "It's politics, Stephen. It's fueled a lot by...
City Administration Responds to Charlie LeDuff’s Report on Blight
Host Stephen Henderson talks with Craig Fahle, Director of Public Affairs for the Detroit Land Bank, and Alexis Wiley, Chief...
Yes, Michigan Does Have A Venomous Snake and It’s in Trouble
The only venomous snake in the Great Lakes region has it's largest population in Michigan and it's disappearing. Now federal fish...