Frankie, Kira, and Julian are just a few of the many college students feeling uncertain and anxious about the future in today's world. VanAntwerp witnesses the online mockery of Kirk's killing, feeling disheartened by the lack of real change and extreme political views of Gen Z.
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The U.S. Supreme Court launches a new term with major cases on religion, semi-automatic weapons, climate change, and immigration. The Supreme Court will hear arguments on the third country policy and detainment of undocumented immigrants, with more controversial cases on the horizon.
Republican nominee John James promotes local control of data centers in Michigan, opposing state intervention. Debate ensues with opponent Jocelyn Benson.
Republican candidate Doug Lloyd criticizes opponent for decriminalizing sex work, calling it "foolish and dangerous." Survivors speak out.
Nevada Gov. Lombardo's office failed to oversee opioid-affected infants' care plans, risking inadequate care and federal funding, says audit.
Election Day is near in Michigan as over 93,000 have already voted. Gubernatorial and Senate debates scheduled next week. Don't miss out!
Today on Stateside, meet Michigan Supreme Court candidate Casandra Morse-Bills, hear about high diesel prices for farmers, and zoom in on insect life.
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Arizona plans to use an underground water savings account to mitigate Colorado River shortages, aiding cities and utilities.
Michigan Supreme Court candidate Judge Casandra Morse-Bills discusses her legal philosophy and experience on the bench with Michigan Public's Morning Edition. The Supreme Court's unbalance is evident in their opinions. Improving accessibility and consistency is crucial for equal justice for all.