Sam Robinson

1 week ago | detroitonemillion.com | Sam Robinson

There’s no better time to experience exactly what makes Detroit so special to residents and visitors than Memorial Day weekend. It’s not just Movement festival, but the block parties and afters events happening in every corner of the city that turn it into a 72-hour straight party. “Detroit probably has the most DJs per capita of any place in America,” Hadi Shehadeh, a Grosse Pointe resident told me at the festival Saturday. He’s a commercial graphic designer by day, and a DJ at night.

1 month ago | 9fin.com | Michelle D'souza |Sam Robinson

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1 month ago | detroitonemillion.com | Sam Robinson

Two Michigan gubernatorial candidates could make history in the state and in the U.S. if elected in 2026. Electing U.S. Rep. John James or Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist would mean the first time a Black man has held the position in Michigan. Either would be the fourth Black governor elected in U.S. history. Wes Moore was elected governor of Maryland in 2022. Virginia Governor L. Douglas Wilder, a Democrat, was elected in 1990. And Democrat Deval Patrick was elected in 2007.

1 month ago | 9fin.com | Sam Robinson |Tobi Akinola

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2 months ago | merseynewslive.co.uk | Sam Robinson

As Liverpool prepares for the Grand National, a campaign has been launched to tackle the harms of gambling. Liverpool John Moores University and Liverpool City Council have collaborated in this joint effort to educate the community. The campaign follows a detailed report on the prevalence of gambling across Liverpool, as well as the harms that are associated with it in what Liverpool City Council described as an “under-researched issue”.