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    Women win big, again

    by Charlotte Alter/Detroit Aug 20, 2018 3 minutes
    BLUE WAVE Democratic nominee Rashida Tlaib will run unopposed in November, making her likely to be the first Muslim woman in Congress

    THE NIGHT BEFORE HER PRIMARY ELECTION, HALEY Stevens rang the doorbell at a neat brick house in Canton, Mich. It was pouring rain, but the Democratic candidate in the state’s 11th Congressional District was still canvassing. The homeowner, Marybeth Levine, recognized Stevens immediately: she had received a robocall from Hillary Clinton endorsing the former chief of staff of President Obama’s

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