Nolan Finley

Messer is CEO of the quasi-public agency that has failed miserably in its mission to attract jobs and investment to Michigan.

I fear their singular focus on gaining and maintaining partisan power will lead the nation to its ruin.

Erica Kirk has sparked an intriguing movement that is cutting across partisan and cultural lines.

Nobody is talking about Joe Biden anymore, except for the one person who would be better off never mentioning his name.

Resolving C-suite conflicts as a couple is different, Pasky says, than it is between two executives who are not married.

Duggan is building his campaign for governor on his reputation as a fixer, based on his record of guiding Detroit's turnaround.

The question of whether to run with Trump is settled.

Since Kirk's murder, social media — itself a putrid swamp — has sounded the depths of the hatred in America and revealed it as immeasurable.

The memo scolds Democrats and their allies for using "an awful lot of words and phrases no ordinary person would ever dream of saying."

The Founders never envisioned a nation in which a president could tell a local school district who could play on its sports teams.

Question: What's the difference between an octopus and a dildo?

As more details emerge about the scandal, the governor or her staffers pop up in every revelation.

Michigan children are no less intelligent than those of other states. Michigan's teachers are no less dedicated. But something here isn't working.

A bill is pending in the Michigan House to restore an optional cursive curriculum to schools. It should be mandatory.

Perhaps the loveliest piece of the One Big Beautiful Bill is its elimination of the $7,500 federal rebate on electric vehicle purchases.

Residency has emerged as an issue in the Detroit mayoral race, and it's one that shouldn't be blown off.

Replacing the flat tax with a progressive rate that rises with income levels has long topped their wish list.

Anyone who knows Rich Baird understands how tough it was for him to give up his legal quest to force the state of Michigan to do right by him.

Independent political group would give the mayor a party structure, access to national donors, Finley says.

There are no losers in the belly bumping between Donald Trump and Elon Musk, except perhaps for those caught in the crossfire.