Rep. Jared Huffman sent 36 preservation letters to federal agencies and private firms over alleged destruction of Trump project records.
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Michigan's Proposal 2, which caps donations from utilities and contractors, faces two federal First Amendment lawsuits seeking to block it.
The House voted 211–204 to send impeachment articles against Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to the Judiciary Committee.
Journalist Mona Chalabi's new book finds Americans across all income levels share a deep sense of financial panic and economic insecurity
Democrats swept last week's midterms, flipping dozens of House seats, at least seven Senate seats, and a majority of governorships.
Pete Hegseth issued 33 directives overhauling U.S. military colleges, ending faculty tenure and replacing dissertations with AI war games.
Michigan lawmakers are pushing to protect over $170M from a Meta settlement for youth mental health programs through a dedicated state fund
Military Families Face Rising Healthcare Costs in 2027 — Here’s What to Know Before Open Season Ends
Military Families Face Rising Healthcare Costs in 2027 — Here’s What to Know Before Open Season Ends
Tricare open season runs through December 8, with 2027 cost increases of about 4% affecting most military families paying out-of-pocket
Michigan regulators give Consumers Energy a final deadline of December 9 to settle its disputed $1-each sale of 13 hydroelectric dams
Russian strikes on the village of Komyshuvakha have killed at least 55 people and left 45 others missing as of Sunday afternoon.
U.S. forces disabled a cargo ship near the Strait of Hormuz as unreported strikes and explosions on Iranian soil escalated tensions.
Dearborn, Michigan recorded its highest voter turnout in history during the midterms, with some precincts running out of ballots entirely.