Michigan Health Advocates Warn of Federal Policy Impact on Medicaid
August 28, 2025
Michigan public health advocates warn of dire consequences under federal policy changes, including Medicaid cuts.
Michigan public health advocates warn of dire consequences under federal policy changes, including Medicaid cuts.
Michigan lawmakers debate HB 4024, a bill requiring schools to enforce bathroom use by sex assigned at birth, sparking concern.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel warns the University of Michigan’s decision to halt gender-affirming care for minors may violate state laws.
FEMA employees placed on leave after signing a dissent letter critiquing staff cuts and policy changes impacting response.
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Michigan House Republicans passed a $78.5 billion budget proposal, cutting $5 billion in waste, fraud, and abuse.
The Democratic primary for Michigan’s 7th District sees William Lawrence, a progressive activist, enter the race.
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Festifall on North Campus buzzed with student activity as organizations showcased opportunities to connect and engage.
The University of Michigan seeks nominations for honorary degrees, recognizing those who have made significant contributions.
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President Trump’s attempt to remove Fed governor Lisa Cook may end up in court, testing presidential powers over the Fed.
