Democrats Challenge Trump’s Immigration Judge Hiring Practices
December 3, 2025
Democrats in Washington propose a bill to impose requirements on temporary immigration judges after recent firings.
Democrats in Washington propose a bill to impose requirements on temporary immigration judges after recent firings.
Michigan energy regulators are debating a data center project near Ann Arbor. It could boost AI but faces criticism.
Trump administration threatens to withhold SNAP funds from Democratic states over data sharing, sparking lawsuits.
Five University of Michigan lecturers recognized for excellence in instruction and inclusive teaching practices.
As Black Friday nears, Michigan shoppers may see fewer options and subtle quality changes due to tariffs and cautious imports.
A bill in the Michigan Senate aims to boost trade with Ireland by creating a commission to enhance mutual investments.
Jacob Wohl and Jack Burkman received probation for robocalls misleading Detroit voters in the 2020 election.
Residents of Saline Township protest a planned data center, citing concerns over energy needs and lack of transparency.
As winter approaches, the University of Michigan may reduce non-critical operations during severe weather. Critical staff must report, while others work remotely or stay home without pay loss if unable to work remotely. For details, see the Emergency Reduction in Operations policy.
Three months into the strike at Genesys Hospital, over 700 nurses demand better ratios, sparking labor charges.
Melissa Dettloff was part of Detroit’s water affordability plan, paying $18/month. The program ended, now Lifeline H2O.
Two National Guard members were shot near the White House. The Afghan suspect, linked to CIA, faces terrorism charges.
