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Save the Amazon rainforest? Our northern woods should garner just as much global attention in the climate change fight.
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Can you trust the listed THC levels when you buy marijuana products? Is it safe to consume? A new industry faces tough questions on testing and growing pains.
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If you got tired of isolating during COVID-19, you really don’t want to get monkeypox. And headed into the fall semester, the risk could be higher.
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Calling yourself a Detroiter is more popular than it once was. But is a Detroiter defined by their zipcode, sports team allegiance, or passion for the city?
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Tudor Dixon got former President Donald Trump’s thumbs up for the governor’s seat. But is that good for her campaign to unseat Michigan Gov. Gretchen Whitmer in November?
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Inflations rates in the U.S. are at a 40-year high, and Midwestern grocery store shoppers are feeling particularly low. How bad will it get, and what’s the best way to navigate the aisles?
The FDA has proposed a ban on menthol cigarettes, but the burning question is why now?
How do the big changes in college athletics affect those not in the spotlight? With Free Press sports columnist Shawn Windsor, assistant editor Andrew Hammond (filling in for sports writer Carlos Monarrez) and Michigan State student Kaleena Kniess, formerly of the MSU women's rowing team.
From swag cams to business grants, the Detroit Pistons have upped their game to support the city since their return from Auburn Hills
Renee Chelian has provided abortions -- and gotten one illegally. She says the fall of Roe v. Wade should scare women, but the fight is not over. With the Free Press’ Nancy Kaffer and Michigan Radio’s Sarah Cwiek.
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On The Line is a weekly news podcast made in Detroit by the reporters at the Free Press. Twenty minutes a week, every Friday, hosted by Cary Junior II.