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Whites, Blacks Push Back Against Hate In Detroit Suburb After KKK Flag Display
Hundreds of neighbors marched and rallied in Grosse Pointe Park on Sunday.
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What Senate Republicans Are Saying About Trump’s 2nd Impeachment Trial
Nine House Democrats have been tasked as impeachment managers, essentially prosecutors in outlining the case against Trump.
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Feds Boost State COVID Vaccine Shipments To 11M Doses Next Week
States will see another increase in the COVID-19 vaccine doses they receive.
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Shirkey: GOP Legislature ‘Spanked’ Whitmer On COVID Orders, Pro-Trump Insurrection Was A ‘Hoax’
Shirkey claimed that the Jan. 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol was a “hoax” staged by opponents of former President Donald Trump.
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There’s Been A Lot Of Talk About Government Transparency. But Will The Legislature Take Action?
Transparency and accountability have been buzzwords on both sides of the aisle in Michigan.
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Outlook For $15/hour Minimum Wage Boosted By New Govt. Report
The current federal minimum wage is $7.25 and the last time it was raised was in 2009, from $6.55 to $7.25.
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Criminal Charges Against ‘Operation Haircut’ Protesters Dismissed
Six barbers cited for disorderly conduct during a May protest at the state Capitol have had their criminal charges dismissed.
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Election Reform To Return As A Priority For Dems In Congress
Democratcs are making a fresh attempt to move forward a massive package that tackles dark money in campaigns.
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Why Opening Restaurants Is Exactly What The Coronavirus Wants Us To Do
Studies have identified indoor spaces as some of the highest-risk locations for transmission.
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From Guns In Schools To COVID Emergency Powers: Key Bills In The New Legislature So Far
During their first month in office, members of the 101st Michigan Legislature have introduced 275 bills and several more resolutions.
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Out Of Spotlight, Two-Member Panel Spent $475K On Consulting Contracts Last Year For Line 5 Project
The panel spent hundreds of thousands of dollars to secure consulting contracts meant to guide Enbridge’s tunnel project forward.
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Arizona Senate Taps Firm For Voting Audit That Did Discredited Michigan Election Report
Republican Arizona Senate President Karen Fann has chosen a firm that produced a widely discredited report on voting in Michigan.
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Slotkin Vows Bipartisan Conversation On ‘Tough And Complicated’ Issue Of Domestic Terrorism
Slotkin was just appointed as chair of the U.S. House Committee on Homeland Security Subcommittee on Intelligence and Counterterrorism.
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Upton Joins Dems In Yanking Greene’s Committee Posts In Rare Rebuke
U.S. Rep. Fred Upton (R-St. Joseph) joined all seven Michigan Democrats in voting for Greene to lose her posts.
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Study: Black Michiganders Experience Worse Outcomes After COVID-19 Recovery
Black COVID-19 survivors in Michigan are experiencing worse outcomes than their white counterparts, according to a new study.
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Stabenow: Vilsack Is ‘One Step Closer’ To Taking Back Reins At USDA
The U.S. Senate Agriculture Committee on Tuesday unanimously approved Tom Vilsack’s nomination to lead the Department of Agriculture.
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Khaldun Appeals To Congress For More Vaccines, Better Communication, Increased Funding
State health officials had a clear answer when asked Tuesday what they need to better vaccinate their residents: more doses.
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1.2M Michigan Workers Would See A Raise Under Minimum Wage Bill
More than 25% of Michigan workers, including about one-third of women working in the state, would earn thousands of more dollars each year.
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Gilchrist Says Shirkey’s Meeting With Militia Leaders Is ‘Incredibly Problematic.’
Gilchrist’s comments were made as part of an interview about racial equity and the coronavirus last week.
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How A Bounty Of Vaccines Flooded A Small Hospital And Its Nearby College
One small hospital received more than double the number of vaccines it requested in December.
