Arizona AG Targets Rental Price Fixing in Landmark Lawsuit Settlement
February 25, 2026
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announces a settlement with Weidner Property Management over rental price fixing.
Arizona Attorney General Kris Mayes announces a settlement with Weidner Property Management over rental price fixing.
Michigan is considering digital IDs for phones, easing access but raising privacy and law enforcement concerns.
Immigrants are crucial to Michigan’s economy, filling labor gaps in sectors like medicine and manufacturing, per MLPP report.
Republican lawmakers push for police to notify ICE on arrests, sparking a debate on safety and due process in Arizona.
Members of the U.S. Supreme Court showed skepticism towards a Michigan lawsuit for compensation after a tax sale.
Ohio Sen. Jon Husted’s 2019 calendar reveals meetings with individuals linked to the FirstEnergy bribery scandal, which involved $60 million in dark-money funds.
The 75th U-M Congressional Breakfast in D.C. raised $147K for scholarships, marking the event’s highest fundraising ever.
A report highlights the need for policy investments in health, education, and housing to enhance kids’ economic security.
Policymakers should enhance economic security for children through healthcare, education, housing, and financial support.
A new report urges policymakers to enhance economic security for children and families through strategic investments.
The Twink Frey Visiting Social Activist Program at CEW+ supports activists in projects impacting gender equity.
Rep. Yassamin Ansari questioned ICE practices at a Congressional forum, revealing potential training deficiencies.
