Stateside: Thursday, July 24, 2025
July 24, 2025
Consumer confidence fell in early 2025. We explore its impact, labor icon “Big Annie,” and a Michigan farmer’s challenges.
Consumer confidence fell in early 2025. We explore its impact, labor icon “Big Annie,” and a Michigan farmer’s challenges.
Since President Trump took office, ICE has increased masked detentions, sparking criticism and proposed legislation.
U.S. automakers express concern over Trump’s 15% tariff on Japanese vehicles, fearing competitive disadvantages.
Scientists are developing artificial blood that can be stored in powdered form to save lives in emergencies.
$50 million in federal aid approved for Northern Michigan after an ice storm, announced by Trump on Truth Social.
Eaton County Prosecutor Doug Lloyd announced his run for Michigan AG, prioritizing fair law enforcement and victim support.
Three weeks past the budget deadline, Michigan’s schools and local governments face uncertainty without state funding.
President Trump announced a trade framework with Japan, reducing import taxes to 15% and prompting new investments.
President Trump announced a trade deal with Japan setting 15% tariffs, aiming to boost US jobs and investments.
A campaign aims to stop political donations by public utilities in Michigan, pushing for a ballot initiative to limit influence.
The Michigan House Oversight Committee issued subpoenas to state departments, probing decisions and demanding records.
Mallory Martin-Ferguson is the new student ombuds at University of Michigan, succeeding Tom Lehker upon his retirement.
