Trump Calls for Stricter Voting Laws Amid Controversial Fraud Claims
July 17, 2026
President Trump calls for tighter voting controls citing a Muskegon case, but officials argue it shows system’s success.
President Trump calls for tighter voting controls citing a Muskegon case, but officials argue it shows system’s success.
Michigan’s 2026 primary is set for Aug. 4. Genesee County Sheriff Chris Swanson, a Democratic candidate for governor, outlines his priorities.
The Trump administration plans to install permanent fencing around Lafayette Park near the White House, sparking concerns.
Governor Whitmer unveiled a plan to regulate Michigan’s data centers, focusing on policies and a company pledge.
Two state agencies issued permits for Enbridge’s tunnel project under the Straits of Mackinac despite opposition.
Saline Township approved a smaller tax break for a new data center after settling a lawsuit over zoning disputes.
The average Michigan household has paid an extra $502 on gas since military action against Iran began in February.
The NRSC is airing ads spreading false claims about Medicaid and undocumented immigrants, targeting Democratic candidates in several states.
The Lansing City Council passed a 182-day moratorium on new data center development in a 7-to-1 vote Monday night.
Michigan lawmakers propose a 5% tax on high earners to fund schools and services, but face criticism and challenges.
A judge halted enforcement of Michigan’s civil rights law barring discrimination against those who’ve had an abortion.
Infections from the parasite cyclospora are surging, making 2026 the worst year for reported cases in the U.S.
