Michigan Candidates Discuss Costs, Tariffs, and Health Care Plans
September 16, 2026
Michigan’s gubernatorial candidates discuss plans to lower costs, focusing on tariffs, data centers, and health care.
Michigan’s gubernatorial candidates discuss plans to lower costs, focusing on tariffs, data centers, and health care.
Kamala Harris will campaign with Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, aiming to unify voters to help Democrats control the Senate.
Three are dead after flooding in Navajo Nation near Newcomb, NM, with rescue efforts ongoing. Emergency declared.
Michigan Rep. Tom Barrett distances himself from health insurers despite campaign donations, while supporting Big Pharma interests in Congress.
President Trump’s trade war with Canada raises concerns for Republicans as tariffs impact key states before midterms.
The CAP board disputes federal water plans, claiming they unfairly target Arizona, California, and Nevada in the water cuts.
The Missing and Murdered Unit faces staffing issues, causing delays in cases and leaving families without support.
Governor Josh Stein reveals Charlotte will host the 2027-2029 WTA Finals, supported by a $14.4M grant, boosting local business and global exposure.
Business groups urge the federal government to allocate $2 billion for Colorado River projects to ensure water security.
Republican Rep. Max Miller’s new ad falsely claims Democrat Brian Poindexter supports higher taxes and government-run health care.
The U.S. poverty rate hit a historic low of 10.2% in 2025, but experts warn of worsening conditions due to policy changes.
Pioneering geologist Major L.F. Brady found Devonian Period Placoderm fossils on Mt. Elden, a key museum collection.
