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Detroit drops cases against BLM protesters, aid arrives for beaten minister, another Detroit mayoral candidate Published  WEDNESDAY NEWS HIT - The city of Detroit is dropping most of its cases against protesters that joined mass demonstrations over the summer, dismissing charges against 238 of the 245 who had been ticketed during the confrontations. A Detroit city attorney said that prosecutors studied videotape and because not every demonstrator who violated the curfew that was set during th...

A St. Clair Shores minister with groceries for those in need stopped to help what he thought was another driver in trouble. Instead, it was a trap, and the 51-year-old victim was beaten and carjacked.

This is pretty messed up.

This is why were doing deregulatory release. out of 20 years only one regulation was desented, weve done it 14 times this year. were business performing to try and improve peoples lives, to lift wages and incomes. thats why i think tax reform is critical. thats why i think making sure we move people from welfare to work is so critical, to restore upper ability and geet them off the sidelines into the work force. the point im trying to make is get thing done, improve peoples lives, make a possibl...