Detroit
Detroit Democrats unite over rising costs, remain divided over Israel ahead of midterm elections
Abdul El-Sayed faces resistance from some voters who would ordinarily be inclined to support a Democrat, particularly over Israel.
Abdul El-Sayed Michigan US Senate campaign hires Jewish outreach director
Israel-US commercial relations strengthen after 80 organizations sign MoU to improve bilateral ties
AIPAC is the top issue at final primary debate between Stevens and El-Sayed in Michigan
Mixing it up in Motor City mosque
Detroit Muslims, Jews and Christians join together in health-care drive.
A cross-country crusade to open eyes about disabilities
The first annual Jerusalem Marathon later this month will provide spectacular views of 5,000+ years of history for spectators and competitors alike.
Bar manager: Mosque bomb plot suspect vowed blast
A Vietnam veteran turned self-described Muslim holy warrior said he planned a "big explosion" and he was "going to be part of making history."
Press society board votes to shelve Helen Thomas award
Society of Professional Journalists directors decide to retire lifetime achievement award named for controversial journalist.
On his own path to the Holy Land
John Lee Hooker Jr. used to live the blues. Now he just sings them. And to do so in Israel, he says, "blows my mind."
This week in history: First public radio broadcast
Detroit radio station WWJ reached 30 homes.
Veterans: A rich passion for Israel
Larry Rich, 64 From Detroit, to Austria, to Kibbutz Deganya Alef, 1972
Flying is safer than you think
In spite of the Christmas near-miss over Detroit, the real risk of flying is truly tiny, with or without the added terror scare.
Flying is safer than you think
In spite of the Christmas near-miss over Detroit, the real risk of flying is truly tiny, with or without the added terror scare.
Shabbat Goy: Did you write this yourself, sir?
Commentators are actively advocating the 'Israelification' of international airports, but is this actually the way to go?