What to Expect as Rite Aid Shuts or Sells All Stores
May 14, 2025
Rite Aid stores may close or change ownership soon due to another bankruptcy. Bare shelves may become more common.
Rite Aid stores may close or change ownership soon due to another bankruptcy. Bare shelves may become more common.
President Trump meets Syria’s interim President in Riyadh, lifting U.S. sanctions to aid Syria’s reconstruction efforts.
A coalition of 20 state Democratic attorneys general filed lawsuits against the Trump administration’s funding threats.
Recent Trump administration cuts at the CDC threaten the future of Michigan’s sickle cell disease registry and research.
A Michigan judge issues a permanent injunction against three abortion restrictions, citing violation of state law.
Pope Leo XIV’s ties to Michigan; a study on sex crime accountability; College for Creative Studies marks 100 years.
A Michigan bill proposes counting fetuses as dependents for tax purposes, sparking debate over family support measures.
American manufacturing is reviving, but firms face worker shortages. With many jobs unfilled, higher pay and skills are key.
Bills in Michigan’s House and Senate aim to ban gender-affirming care for transgender minors, sparking controversy.
Health care advocates in Michigan oppose GOP Medicaid cuts, citing potential job losses and impacts on rural hospitals.
The federal proposal to cut Medicaid, a podcast on Anishinaabe land stewardship, and Michigan EPA workers organizing.
Student loan repayments resumed after a five-year pause, affecting millions in default who face financial penalties.
