Abdul El-Sayed made history in Michigan as the first Muslim nominated by the Democratic Party for the U.S. Senate, amidst rising anti-Muslim sentiment. Some create false narratives to block mosque construction, sparking anti-Muslim rhetoric and legal battles. Muslims face discrimination and fear-mongering.
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Michigan Republicans raise concerns over non-U.S. citizen on voter roll. Video sparks debate on voter ID laws and election integrity.
Southern Arizona Congressman Juan Ciscomani urges suspension of the plan to close Tucson's medical facility for tribes.
Republican John Sununu aims to privatize Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac amid New Hampshire's housing crisis, a move criticized for potentially raising mortgage costs.
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers approves Enbridge's Line 5 tunnel project permit, despite opposition from environmental groups and pending lawsuits.
More than 2.5 million Michiganders turned out to vote in this year’s primary election. Why did more Democrats show up? Find out on It’s Just Politics.
Michigan utility regulator recommends policy changes to lower power bills by incentivizing efficiency, reducing unnecessary costs, and increasing competition.
Michigan Democrats rally in Ann Arbor to launch coordinated campaign for November. Leaders stress unity and values in upcoming elections.
Republican Chris Shea's support for the Iran war and Medicaid cuts sparks controversy as he runs for Congress in Connecticut's 5th District.
In Hermosillo, Sonora, officials are planting native trees to combat urban heat, aiming to restore natural areas.