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Michigan Supreme Court Will Take Up Whitmer's Abortion Suit, But Has Questions
Spokesperson Leddy said he “welcomes the opportunity to inform the Court of the need to resolve this crucial constitutional question now.”
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Fiscal Leaders Project $5B More In State Revenue After ‘Difficult Deliberations'
“Our revenues are in a great position, and there is a lot to be optimistic about,” state Treasurer Rachael Eubanks said.
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Thousands Rally For Abortion Rights In Ann Arbor As Supreme Court Decision Looms
"We support Roe!" chanted activists as the Bans Off Our Bodies rally kicked off Saturday afternoon in Ann Arbor.
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Michigan Republicans Backing LGBTQ+ Rights Say GOP's Anti-Gay Push Is Too Familiar
Former State Rep. Lorence Wenke of Kalamazoo had been a Republican his entire life. Then 2004 came along.
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Senate Confirms MSU Professor To Fed Board, First Black Woman In Its 108-Year History
“I’d like to thank President Biden for nominating me to serve on the Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System,” said Cook.
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Bills Seek To Subject Detroit Zoo And DIA To Open Meetings Act And FOIA
Speaking on Tuesday to a meeting of the Senate Oversight Committee, Runestad questioned if that amounted to sound fiscal management.
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Michigan Reports 27,705 New COVID-19 Cases, 76 Deaths Over The Last Week
The virus has been detected in all of Michigan’s 83 counties. The state’s COVID-19 fatality rate is currently at 1.6%.
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New: Sault Tribe Chair Resigns Amid Censure, Heated Tribal Election
Aaron Payment has resigned Tuesday as chairperson of the Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Indians after leading the tribe for 10 years.
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City Of Detroit To Provide Free Legal Representation For Residents Facing Eviction
The right-to-counsel ordinance passed 9-0 on Tuesday, and Mayor Mike Duggan’s administration endorsed it.
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Nessel, Families Blast Oxford Schools For Rejecting Investigation
The district also stated that the legal team is overwhelmed with numerous lawsuits at the state and federal levels.
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U.S. House Jan. 6 Committee Subpoenas 5 GOP Members Who Declined To Testify
“The Select Committee believes that you have information that is important to its investigation,” the subpoenas read.
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On This Day In 1968: MLK's Poor People's Campaign Rallies In Detroit
“We ought to come in mule carts, in old trucks, any kind of transportation people can get their hands on,” said King about the effort.
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Six GOP Candidates For Governor Say Whitmer Should Be Criminally Investigated
All eight candidates at the debate back an abortion ban in Michigan.
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Biden Administration Looks For Ways To Alleviate Infant Formula Shortage
The federal government, Psaki said, is calling on retailers to impose purchase limits to prevent people from hoarding baby formula.
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State Reports 48 New COVID-19 Outbreaks In Schools In The Last Week
Of those, 48 K-12 schools in 14 counties are experiencing new outbreaks or clusters as of Monday that total 287 COVID-19 cases.
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GOP Lawmaker Introduces Bill Banning Telemedicine Abortion
A bill aimed at banning telemedicine abortion was introduced last week by Republicans in the House.
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Fauci Tells 2020 U Of M Grads To Challenge ‘Untruths' While Anti-Vaxxers Protest Outside
He said that the lies are propagated through social media, news and even elected officials.
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GOP Lawmakers Inject Abortion Fight Into Budget Bills
Dems gaveled down for speaking up on abortion rights, reminiscent of ‘Vaginagate.’
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GOP Lawmakers Attend Anti-Abortion Luncheon, Hail SCOTUS Draft Opinion
“The same arguments used [to] justify the enslavement and abuse of Black Americans, is [sic] used [to] burn and dismember unborn children.”
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Column: Hillary Clinton Keeps Getting It Right
She got it right in a 2016 speech when she warned that “a fringe element has effectively taken over the Republican Party."
