Trump Administration Faces Backlash for Rolling Back Fuel Standards
October 1, 2026
Environmental groups criticize Trump for rolling back Biden’s fuel standards, arguing it raises costs for consumers.
Environmental groups criticize Trump for rolling back Biden’s fuel standards, arguing it raises costs for consumers.
Michigan voters will elect two state Supreme Court justices. Judge Michael Warren discusses his legal philosophy and experience.
The SNAP funding model shifts costs to states, reducing federal support by $16.9 billion over five years, impacting budgets.
Michigan’s junior U.S. senator warns of potential election interference and urges vigilance ahead of midterm elections.
Advocates urge Michigan lawmakers to abolish fees for serving restraining orders to protect domestic violence survivors.
The Michigan Board of State Canvassers approved three of four petitions for a recall election of Antrim County Clerk.
Michigan’s Senate race heats up as candidates debate crime policies. Rogers touts FBI background; El Sayed counters.
A survey shows Michigan business owners prioritize health care affordability, with 84% reporting premium hikes.
The AFT and Microsoft reached a landmark agreement to adopt privacy standards for AI use in schools, protecting data.
Michigan’s Secretary of State candidates discussed election integrity and office improvements at a recent forum.
Two federal provisions limiting Medicaid for non-citizens start Oct. 1, affecting coverage and emergency reimbursements.
President Trump announced a voluntary AI accord with tech leaders, focusing on self-policing and potential regulations.
