Author: Malcom Mott

Malcom Mott is our junior editor and contibrutes outside publications to various sites at Thumbwind Publications. He is also editor at Mitten Expedition.
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Rare Photos of Mid-Century Detroit Offer Glimpse into City’s Past at Library of Michigan Exhibit

The Library of Michigan’s new exhibit “The Searching Eye: Images of Mid-Century Detroit” features rare black-and-white photographs by Norman Zadoorian, showcasing Detroit from the 1940s to 1960s. The collection illustrates the city’s industrial history and personal narratives, enhanced by essays from Zadoorian’s son, Michael, creating a deep emotional connection to Detroit’s past.

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UAW Strike Threat Looms as Stellantis Faces Backlash for Stock Buybacks and Broken Promises

The UAW is intensifying its conflict with Stellantis due to unmet U.S. investment commitments, highlighted by a 97% strike authorization vote from Denver workers. Stellantis’ $1.1 billion in stock buybacks, instead of fulfilling a $19 billion investment pledge, has enraged workers, prompting widespread support for potential strikes across UAW locals.

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MSU Shatters Enrollment Record with Historic 52,000+ Students – What’s Behind the Surge?

Michigan State University has achieved a historic enrollment record of 52,089 students for the 2024-25 academic year, reflecting its appeal as a top education choice. The diverse student body includes 10,978 new undergraduates and 27.8% students of color. MSU’s initiatives aim to enhance accessibility and opportunities in higher education.

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Shocking! Consumers Energy Demands Millions While Service Falls Short—AG Nessel Fights Back!

Attorney General Dana Nessel is challenging Consumers Energy’s proposed $303 million electric rate hike, advocating for a reduction of over 70%. She argues the increase is excessive and unjustified, citing poor service reliability. Nessel’s stance reflects growing public frustration with rising utility costs and underperformance from major providers in Michigan.

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Michigan Farmers Unanimously Vote to Keep $10 Million Bean Program Alive!

Michigan’s dry bean farmers overwhelmingly voted to extend the Michigan Bean Commission’s mandate for five more years, ensuring continued support for research and market initiatives. With 94% approval, the referendum secures funding for essential programs aimed at enhancing production, quality, and market access, crucial for the state’s agricultural economy.

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What 10 Popular Foods of the Last 1000 Years Shaped the American Diet Today?

America’s culinary scene is a tapestry of global influences, showcasing dishes like roast meat, noodles, sushi, tamales, and pizza, each with rich historical roots. These foods, evolving over time, embody migration and cultural blending, reflecting America’s diverse palate while continuing to inspire contemporary cuisine and dining experiences.

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