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  • Jerry Green, legendary sportswriter, dies at 94

    The Detroit News, Syndicated content|Updated Mar 25, 2023

    DETROIT - Detroit always had been represented at the Super Bowl - by one man. Jerry Green, a legendary sportswriter in Michigan, first at The Associated Press and later at The Detroit News, who was the only reporter to cover each of the first 56 Super Bowls, died on Thursday night, according to his daughter, Jenny Klein. He was 94. In February 2020, Green officially became the last reporter to see all of the Super Bowls, having outlasted Jerry Izenberg, a retired sports...

  • Opinion: Build Back Better plan built on deception

    The Detroit News, Syndicated content|Updated Dec 21, 2021

    The true cost of President Joe Biden’s “Build Back Better” plan is emerging, and it isn’t pretty. Nor is it fully paid for, as the president and Democrats contend. The Congressional Budget Office last month issued a scoring on the plan that concluded it would add $367 billion to the federal budget deficit over 10 years. While certainly a lot of money, it wasn’t horrible for a roughly $2 trillion spending package. But then Republicans asked for a redo. They wanted the CBO to score the bill under the assumption the myriad so...

  • Opinion: Vaccine mandate interferes with employers' decisions

    The Detroit News, Syndicated content|Updated Oct 26, 2021

    Weeks after President Joe Biden announced his decree that roughly 80 million workers would need to get the COVID-19 vaccine or weekly testing, many details of that order are still unknown. Business groups are rightly pushing back against an undefined, invasive mandate that could exacerbate an already tight labor market. After months of being told what they could and couldn’t do by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer, Michigan companies are seeking to normalize their operations and tackle the workforce shortages so many employers are facing...

  • Opinion: Root causes of violence remain unaddressed

    Detroit News, Syndicated content|Updated Apr 27, 2021

    Within hours of the guilty verdicts against former cop Derek Chauvin for the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis, police in Detroit shot and killed a man who had stabbed himself and was stabbing an officer. At roughly the same time, a cop in Columbus, Ohio, had to make a split-second decision when confronted with a teen girl who was attacking another girl with a knife. He shot and killed her. Both those instances highlight the challenges the nation faces as it attempts to curb police shootings. It’s not all about r...