Detroit students now ride city buses for free with the Ride and Rise program, aiming to reduce chronic absenteeism and improve transportation.
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Republicans in the Arizona House approved a bill for a federal tax credit on school scholarships, sparking debate.
Arizona lawmakers are accused of anti-gay discrimination for blocking a specialty license plate benefiting LGBTQ students.
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson vows to challenge Trump's executive order on mail-in voting, calling it illegal and baseless.
Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate Maria Lazar claims political independence, despite spending $225,000 on Republican consultants. She faces scrutiny over her ties to the GOP.
Listen to the special election coverage for Michigan's 35th Senate District on It's Just Politics. Democrats and Republicans battle for control.
Republican John Sununu profits from oil investments amid wars in Iran & Venezuela, driving gas prices up. He's running for Senate in NH.
Detroit Mayor Mary Sheffield is making big changes, including free city bus rides for students and affordable housing initiatives.
Michigan Supreme Court to hear lawsuit between Senate and House over delivery of bills to governor. Separation of powers at stake.
Bruce Lesley of First Focus on Children highlights the impact of ending birthright citizenship on newborns and access to vital support services. Birthright citizenship impacts law, healthcare, and families. Challenges could arise for same-sex couples and those using assisted reproductive technology.