Michigan officials push back against DOJ warning on noncitizen voting, asserting state control over elections amid federal scrutiny.
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Bills for state tax credits to boost affordable housing in Michigan head to Gov. Whitmer. Bonus incentives for using local materials included.
The DOJ is deploying election monitors to Arizona and five states to ensure compliance with federal civil rights laws.
Calla Hales, CEO of A Preferred Women’s Health Centers, faces threats but remains committed to providing abortion care in NC and GA amidst challenges.
Republican Michael Whatley defends Trump's January 6 pardons despite sex crime charges against some recipients. Trump's blanket pardon included individuals with serious offenses.
Michigan’s Democratic Senate primary heats up as U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens touts her winning record against progressive Abdul El-Sayed. Establishment Democrats, including EMILY’s List and AG Dana Nessel, are backing Haley Stevens. El-Sayed gains support from labor groups and Fems for Dems founder plans to vote for him. Voters seek change in Democratic primaries.
A new round of bombing in the Middle East accelerates the transition to renewable energy sources, highlighting the importance of solar and electric vehicles. The Iran war exposed the risk of natural gas, prompting countries to invest in renewables. Solar, batteries, and EVs are reshaping the energy landscape. Compared to last year, Cox Automotive reports the impact of federal tax credit removal for EV buyers. Oil demand is plummeting, thanks to renewables.
Uncertainty looms over $20 million in TANF funds for Rx Kids program in Michigan state budget. House Speaker Hall aims to redirect funding.
An attorney drops lawsuit on Arizona's transgender sports ban despite believing it's illegal, citing plaintiff's withdrawal.
This week on It’s Just Politics, April Baer discusses Michigan’s U.S. Senate election and a debate between Haley Stevens and Abdul El-Sayed.