Month: October 2025

If you’ve been dreaming of trading the Michigan snow for a charming Parisian apartment or a sun-drenched vineyard in the South of France, an expert panel of specialists has provided a roadmap for Americans looking to make the move. Here is a summary of the key insights on property, finance, visas, and taxes that you ...

Star International Academy educator Nadine Bazzi has been recognized by IXL as one of the Elite 100 teachers worldwide for the 2024–25 academic year—an honor given to classrooms that achieve exceptional learning gains and engagement on IXL. The recognition highlights Metro Detroit’s diverse public schools, the creativity of Dearborn Heights teachers, and the power of ...

On October 2, the U.S. Department of Labor published an interim final rule that rewrites how the Adverse Effect Wage Rate (AEWR) is calculated for H-2A farmworkers. The change introduces two “skill levels” and a new housing-related deduction that lowers required hourly pay by roughly $1 to $3 (and up to $3.18 in Hawaii), depending ...

In a stunning turn for British politics, the Green Party under new leader Zack Polanski has surged to record levels—matching, and in one reputable tracker fractionally edging, Labour’s vote share—while membership rockets past 100,000 (and reportedly toward 115,000). It’s not just a poll blip; it’s a structural story about values, climate, fairness, and foreign policy ...

The Immigration Act of 1918, also known as the Alien Anarchists Exclusion Act of 1918, was signed into U.S. law by President Woodrow Wilson on October 16, 1918. It expanded upon the Anarchist Exclusion Act of 1903 to further target anarchists, anti-war protesters and members of radical labor unions. The 1903 law had come in ...

Major outlets consistently call Israelis “hostages” while labeling Palestinians “prisoners” or “detainees”—even when thousands of Palestinians are held without charge. Words aren’t neutral; they shape empathy, blame, and policy. Here’s a close read of headlines, data on administrative detention and conviction rates, and how framing flips moral intuition—plus what a fairer, human-rights-centered vocabulary might look ...

As Gaza’s civilian death toll mounted, America’s flagship newsrooms tripped over their own rules—soft-pedaling language, delaying recognition of mass casualties, and narrowing Palestinian voices—while independent outlets and “third wave” platforms filled the gap. The latest press-freedom clash with the Pentagon shows where this road leads—and why Dearborn’s readers, anchored in community and conscience, must insist ...

Artificial intelligence is moving from our phones into the barracks, the skies, the seas—and our streets. As governments sprint to weaponize algorithms and drones, the Green Party Peace Action Committee (GPAX) is hosting “AI Goes to War,” a public webinar on Tuesday, October 21, 2025, at 7:30 PM ET. The event brings together a journalist ...

Edsel Ford High School’s boys soccer team has cracked Michigan’s Division I top 15, landing at No. 13 with a sparkling 14-1-2 record. From a defense that smothers, to a midfield that treats possession like a family heirloom, the Thunderbirds are proof that Dearborn soccer is deeper than a single season—it’s a culture. This piece ...

The Trump Administration has created a health care crisis, with every single Michigander either losing their health care or paying more than they already have. Starting this month, individuals will start receiving letters from their insurance providers about how much their 2026 plans will cost. So, I'm asking Michiganders to share your health insurance rate ...

Lebanon’s youth are not leaving because they want to; they are leaving because a cartelized, sectarian state has made staying feel impossible. Drawing on the latest migration analysis and child-impact data, this piece distills the core findings of a 2025 Lebanon emigration study and related UNICEF evidence, names the drivers—hyperinflation, political paralysis, and rights backsliding—and ...

Dearborn, MI – In our bustling city, where diverse voices are constantly shaping our narrative, the power of clear, intentional, and respectful communication is paramount. From city council meetings to local school flyers, from passionate advocacy for Palestine to Green Party initiatives, how we convey our messages matters. This week, we're taking an unconventional look ...

Daystar Children’s Center celebrated its grand opening in Dearborn Heights, offering personalized, one-on-one, evidence-based support for children—focused on ABA-centered programs, social connection, and family partnership. The center’s mission is simple and profound: create a safe, nurturing place where every child can grow, learn, and shine. Spots are already at capacity, underscoring how urgently Southeast Michigan ...