Michigan Reforms Juvenile Justice with New Laws to Aid Youth Defense
September 1, 2026
Michigan juvenile justice advocates celebrated new laws in Detroit, expanding legal defense resources for youth.
Michigan juvenile justice advocates celebrated new laws in Detroit, expanding legal defense resources for youth.
Washington and Ottawa’s trade war escalates as Trump and Canada announce retaliatory tariffs, affecting auto and goods sectors.
State officials await federal guidance on spending billions for rural broadband, impacting project planning and execution.
Republicans criticize Michigan Senate nominee Abdul El-Sayed, labeling him as radical, amid campaign with JD Vance.
Democratic candidate Jocelyn Benson criticizes John James for supporting tariffs, calling them a “John James tax.”
Unionized nurses at a Genesee County hospital will mark one year on the picket line amid unresolved contract issues.
Thousands rallied at the National Mall, but over 50 Michiganders missed out due to canceled buses by the National Action Network.
John Williams manages Sola Gratia Farm in Illinois, using NRCS funding to plant trees for soil protection and erosion control.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford counters Trump’s Lake Ontario renaming with a billboard, asserting Canadian sovereignty.
Michigan Democrats focused on party unity at their convention amid lingering disagreements on foreign policy and campaign styles.
Gas prices rose sharply from $2.94 to $4.10, boosting oil company profits and Trump’s stock value amidst conflict with Iran.
Now to understand why Trump sees the world this way, the answer is simple: Roy Cohn, his mentor and fixer.
