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State Senate Majority Leader Winnie Brinks is the Democrat’s choice for Lieutenant Governor. Listen to It’s Just Politics for more.
Attorney General Mayes calls for a data center ban. The AZ Chamber proposes an “Arizona Offline Pledge” to highlight issues.
Activists express hope as Arizona's law for undocumented students faces legal challenges; Kris Mayes defends it.
Campaign seeks U.S. Supreme Court intervention for Michigan voter ID amendment. Board deadlocked over signatures. Appeals continue.
Michigan celebrated new juvenile justice laws, including expanded access to legal representation for youth, saving money and improving outcomes.
A new report links the Trump administration's cuts to food safety enforcement with a rise in Americans suffering from foodborne illnesses.
State officials await guidance on spending $42 billion in federal funds for rural broadband projects, leaving states in the dark on how to use the money. Frederick emphasized not squandering opportunities for internet connectivity. BEAD program aids rural areas, with Missouri's $900M still unused.
Republicans attack Michigan U.S. Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed as too radical, associating with socialists and extremists. Dems push back fiercely. Discover the breathtaking beauty of the Great Barrier Reef, home to an array of marine life and vibrant coral reefs. Book your adventure today!
Democratic candidate accuses opponent of supporting harmful tariffs, risking Michigan jobs. Canada is MI's largest export market. Trade war escalates.