Powell Accuses Trump of Undermining Fed’s Independence Amid Probe
January 13, 2026
Federal Reserve Chair Powell accuses Trump administration of using legal threats to pressure the Fed on interest rates.
Federal Reserve Chair Powell accuses Trump administration of using legal threats to pressure the Fed on interest rates.
Michigan Senator Elissa Slotkin proposes a bill to declare a national housing emergency, invoking the Defense Act.
Michigan Lt. Gov. Garlin Gilchrist II ends gubernatorial bid to run for secretary of state, supporting Jocelyn Benson.
A new Michigan law focuses on dyslexia and literacy, emphasizing phonics in early grades and requiring screenings.
Meg Stowe thrived professionally despite battling alcoholism. With U-M support, she’s now in recovery and living purposefully.
The Arthur Miller Theatre, a unique tribute at U-M, honors its famed alumnus. Opened in 2007, it seats 250 guests.
Organizers, including Jane Fonda, push to overturn Michigan’s 2025 minimum wage law, aiming for equal pay for all workers.
Hundreds gathered in Detroit for a vigil protesting the shooting of Renee Good by an ICE agent, sparking nationwide outrage.
Michigan House Republicans are suing to block $645 million in state spending, calling it wasteful and unconstitutional.
Sluggish December hiring capped a year of weak job growth, frustrating job seekers despite low layoffs and unemployment.
A Pew Research report highlights Americans’ division, yet museums remain trusted across political and cultural lines.
The House voted 230-196 to restore a tax credit aiding 22 million Americans with health premiums, despite opposition.
