Michigan’s largest city, a cultural and industrial powerhouse on the Canada–US border
A wave of Chinese automakers is expanding into Europe and the UK, challenging traditional premium brands. Zeekr, BYD and others are pursuing UK launches while major players like Geely, Volvo and Lucid push into premium segments. European and US automakers are restructuring to cope with China’s rising export power and shifting supply chains.
Existing-home sales have fallen by 1.7% to a 4.06 million annual pace, while prices reach record highs for July. The 30-year fixed rate sits at about 6.69%, and mortgage-rate trends are weighing on buyers as supply remains tight.
Rep. Max Miller has refused to withdraw from Ohio's 7th congressional race after his ex-wife accused him of domestic abuse and the House Ethics Committee opened an inquiry. Party leaders missed the deadline to replace him on the general-election ballot, and Democratic groups have moved to boost challenger Brian Poindexter with millions in ad spending.
Progressive-backed Donavan McKinney has defeated incumbent Shri Thanedar in Michigan's 13th District primary, signaling a shift toward left-leaning representation in Detroit and foreshadowing November dynamics in a heavily Democratic seat.
The Knicks will host the 76ers on Oct. 20 to raise their 2023-24 championship banner, then begin the NBA Cup schedule with a group-stage game against Philadelphia in New York. The league has released a partial schedule, with key Christmas and opening-night matchups revealed and full details due Thursday.
Abdul El-Sayed has won the Michigan Democratic Senate nomination in a closely watched primary, defeating Haley Stevens in a race that highlights anti-establishment sentiment and deep fundraising divides. The result may reshape the party’s strategy ahead of the 2026 midterms and 2028 presidential contest.
A set of Business Insider UK profiles a bold journey from early gaming to profitable ventures, highlighting the line between virtual economies and real-world livelihoods. The piece traces the subject’s rise from a young gamer to founder of LF Group and Overgear, illustrating how digital skill translates to business success.
U.S. authorities have charged Melissa L. Farris with depredation of property and destruction of veterans’ memorials after the World War II Memorial fountain was defaced with red graffiti and soap. The incident follows similar vandalism at nearby sites and comes amid ongoing debate over the Reflecting Pool case.
A mass shooting in rural Michigan has left six people dead, including the suspected gunman, with another in critical condition. A manhunt ended with the discovery of two bodies, as authorities confirm the suspect’s identity and ongoing investigation.
Kyle Kirkwood has won the Freedom 250 Grand Prix in downtown Washington, D.C., finishing 3.09 seconds ahead of Christian Lundgaard after leading 128 of 147 laps. President Donald Trump has waved the green flag and taken a ceremonial lap; the race routed 25 drivers past the National Mall as part of the nation’s 250th birthday celebrations.
The Michigan Senate race between Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers has seen AIPAC’s influence wane as campaigners recalibrate amid shifting support, with El-Sayed leading in the open-seat contest and both parties reassessing the lobby’s role ahead of the November vote.
Canada has vowed dollar-for-dollar retaliation as U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods take effect, extending beyond industrial products to everyday items. Ottawa says the response will target hundreds of products, with tariffs set at 15%, 25%, or 50%. The move follows Washington’s 50% tariffs and escalates a long-running trade dispute that is reshaping North American economic ties.
The controversy surrounding Hasan Piker’s remarks has prompted strong responses from Democratic leaders and candidates, underscoring the challenge of unifying diverse voter blocs ahead of midterm-style contests. Piker has faced mounting scrutiny over antisemitism accusations, while candidates emphasize policy concerns like gas, groceries, and healthcare.
Dolly Parton has died at age 80 in Nashville, her publicist has said. Her nephew, Bryan Seaver, has announced the news on Instagram. Parton has sold more than 100 million records, written thousands of songs including "Jolene" and "I Will Always Love You," and has donated millions through the Imagination Library.
The state has released a 101-page report on the Flint water crisis, detailing the history, slow official response, and attempts to press charges against nine officials including Rick Snyder. Attorneys say the document offers a thorough public account, while critics say justice has not been served. The report follows years of health concerns from lead-contaminated water and a series of legal battles.
LIV Golf has announced staff reductions as it seeks a new lead investor to fund a revamped LIV 2.0 after Saudi PIF ends its backing. The move follows the 2026 season’s end and a canceled Detroit finale, with a timetable that hinges on securing capital and obtaining player buy-in.
Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed has apologized for remarks that referenced a synagogue attack, saying he should have condemned the act fully and avoided context. He is now pushing for unity with Jewish voters, while Democrats wrestle with questions about antisemitism and his ties to controversial streamer Hasan Piker as the election nears.
Josh Jacobs has been placed on the NFL commissioner’s exempt list as investigations into his May incident continue. The Packers are keeping him on payroll and hope for a return; meanwhile, Seattle signs Terrion Arnold but places him on exempt as eight felony charges loom. The league will decide on playing status as details emerge.