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On the Cover
May 21, 2026The May 2026 Detroiter Magazine features three unique tribute covers drawn by the Chamber’s Creative Manager, Erin Poe.
‘A Perfect Member of Congress’
May 21, 2026Voted three times as the most effective senator, Sen. Gary Peters understands the key to a thriving region is common…
Rick Pluta
The House Is on Fire
May 21, 2026Across party lines, Michiganders believe the state is near the middle, but in reality, Michigan’s actual rankings are near the…
‘We Need More Politicians Like Gretchen Whitmer’
May 21, 2026Three times in the past year, Gov. Gretchen Whitmer trekked to Washington, D.C., to meet in person with President Trump…
Steve Friess
Is Common Ground in Michigan Possible?
May 21, 2026The Civility Project brings people of opposing views together for healthy disagreement, personal interactions, and constructive conversations.
Civility and American People
May 21, 2026National political figures Mike Pence and Pete Buttigieg emphasize the importance of civility and common ground to the nation.
Michiganders Are Starving For Compromise
May 21, 2026Voters overwhelmingly desire compromise, but have little faith that Washington, D.C., can deliver, and are split on Lansing’s cooperation.
Folashade Iposu
‘Never Have a Wall Street Mentality in a Blue Collar Town’
May 20, 2026Mayor Mary Sheffield on lessons from Detroit’s Civil Rights Movement and how small business and housing efforts will advance the…
James Martinez
Common Ground Should be Common Sense
May 20, 2026Gretchen Whitmer, Michigan’s 49th governor, reflects on her time as governor and how to move Michigan forward.
Our Purple State Takes Center Stage
May 20, 2026The Mackinac Policy Conference brings together the state’s top leadership to discuss statewide economic challenges and opportunities.
Megan Spanitz
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