Michigan Legislature’s firearm safety caucus proposes new gun restrictions including bans on high-capacity magazines and bump stocks. Gun violence prevention advocates push for action.
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Eighteen attorneys general, including Arizona's Kris Mayes, urge Congress for refunds on Trump's tariffs after court ruling.
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Maria Lazar, a conservative candidate for the Wisconsin Supreme Court, mistakenly claimed the Dred Scott decision was overturned, highlighting a gap in her historical knowledge.
The Federal Reserve faces challenges with a softening job market and rising energy prices, complicating its balancing act. Copyright 2026 NPR.
Ann Arbor City Council approves new Comprehensive Land-Use Plan guiding development through 2050, emphasizing increased housing density and affordability.
State House Speaker Matt Hall proposes a Michigan Constitution amendment for supermajority votes in "lame duck" sessions to prevent controversial bills.
Maricopa County Recorder Justin Heap plans to declare voters ineligible after a federal database flags them as non-citizens.
The United Farm Workers union distances from Cesar Chavez celebrations amid troubling allegations, urging service acts.
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