Setbacks in Fake Elector Cases Highlight Challenges in Legal System
September 10, 2025
Before the federal attempt to prosecute Trump, state prosecutors charged his fake electors, facing legal setbacks.
Before the federal attempt to prosecute Trump, state prosecutors charged his fake electors, facing legal setbacks.
A Detroit-area city that banned LGBTQ+ flags from public flagpoles didn’t violate the Constitution, a judge ruled.
A federal judge blocked Trump’s attempt to fire Federal Reserve Governor Lisa Cook, citing violations of the Fed Act.
The Michigan House Oversight Committee questioned state health department leader on child welfare and food assistance.
A partisan dispute over nine bills in procedural limbo was argued in the Michigan Court of Appeals, seeking resolution.
An increase in Lyme disease cases in Michigan highlights the need for tick surveillance, as blacklegged ticks rise.
A Michigan judge dismissed charges against 15 Republicans accused of falsely certifying Trump in the 2020 election.
The Michigan Court of Appeals will hear arguments in the Senate’s lawsuit against the House over nine unpresented bills.
Born with life-threatening conditions, Larry Prout Jr.’s 24-year journey exemplifies resilience and interprofessional care.
Keith Soster, at Michigan Dining, conducts 20 etiquette sessions yearly, emphasizing comfort, respect, and confidence.
In 2001, Karen England made history as the first female drum major of the Michigan Marching Band in its 105 years.
Pauline Jones will be the next director of the Center for Political Studies, succeeding Ken Kollman’s 10-year tenure.
