Gov. Whitmer announced $21M in medical debt relief for 9,700 Michiganders, part of the state’s ongoing relief efforts.
Backlash against data centers has surged, impacting state and federal races as communities consider bans due to concerns.
U.S. public schools banned books nearly 12,000 times in 2025-26, the highest since PEN America began tracking in 2021.
The Trump administration’s lawsuits challenge state laws that allow in-state tuition for noncitizen students, sparking debate.
By the end of 2024, 5.5 million Americans relied on wheelchairs. A 145% tariff imposed in 2025 affected costs.
As of late 2024, 5.5 million Americans used wheelchairs, with 70%-80% manufactured in China, facing tariffs.
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City of Laurel denies disability discrimination allegations over psychiatric facility plans amid water supply issues.
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Florida Rep. Brian Mast’s company received a $712,631 agricultural tax credit for undeveloped land in St. Lucie County, sparking questions.
