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Edward Van Ness, president of the Sun City Homeowners Association, argues against APS rate hikes, as many retirees face tough financial choices.
The Trump administration designates AI firm Anthropic as a supply chain risk, prompting military contractors to reconsider using its chatbot, Claude.
Michigan Democrats propose electing utility regulators following complaints about rate hikes and handling of permits. Residents want representation.
City of Warren's police and fire departments launch drone program to assist first responders on the ground, enhancing safety and effectiveness.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes joins a lawsuit against Trump's second tariff attempt, challenging its legality.
Former TV meteorologist Terri DeBoer runs for Congress in West Michigan. Republican candidate focusing on defense and affordability policies.
A 79-year-old Cuban woman with dementia was released after nine months in ICE detention, highlighting her struggles.
Stay informed with our Politics newsletter. Younger candidates like Justin Pearson are challenging incumbents, signaling a shift in Congress. Political newcomers like Melat Kiros challenge incumbent Democrats, aiming to bring fresh perspectives and accountability to the party. Allam concedes to Foushee in a high-stakes race marked by outside spending. The most expensive primary in NC history. Momentum for young progressives.
Southeast Michigan leaders demand Congress act to stop U.S. military action in Iran. Congress urged to invoke War Powers Act to set limits.
