A Maricopa County judge upheld a ballot proposal by Republicans that critics say could undermine Arizona mail-in voting.
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Cartoonist apologizes for appropriating a classic Wizard of Id strip in light of Trump's "golden age" speech in Michigan.
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Seafood City, a major Filipino supermarket chain, opened its first Arizona location in Chandler, creating over 100 jobs.
Government, commercial, and non-profit housing officials in Michigan are optimistic about the impact of the new federal housing law. President Trump allowed the bill to become law, despite not signing it. The CEO of Michigan State Housing Development Authority emphasized the need for 97,000 additional housing units in the state to meet demand. The law is expected to boost affordable housing construction and homeownership opportunities.
Candidates' stances on data centers, economic development, and mass deportations were discussed in Michigan Public's interviews with gubernatorial candidates. Get the facts about economic development and immigration in Michigan. Learn about legislative changes and the impact of mass deportations.
Republican Rep. Tom Tiffany, now a Wisconsin governor candidate, backed a total abortion ban with no exceptions, stirring controversy.
Georgia Rep. Mike Collins profited significantly from crypto trades, raising questions about possible insider information use. Critics point to suspiciously timed transactions related to the GENIUS Act, impacting crypto values.
Chris Taylor, Ann Arbor's Mayor for 12 years, faces Democratic Socialist Yousef Rabhi in a close election amid housing affordability concerns. Rabhi proposes affordable housing solutions in Ann Arbor, but incumbent Taylor disagrees, citing progress and upcoming changes in the city council.
Detroit's new "Homeless to Housed" initiative will help 140 households and 500 Detroiters annually, providing rental assistance and wrap-around support.