Ivermectin’s Controversial Rise: From Farm Use to Cancer Claims
March 2, 2026
Ivermectin’s use surged during COVID, driven by misinformation. Though ineffective for COVID, it remains politicized.
Ivermectin’s use surged during COVID, driven by misinformation. Though ineffective for COVID, it remains politicized.
Ivermectin’s reputation as a miracle drug persists despite studies debunking its efficacy against COVID-19 and cancer.
Congress is set to vote on bipartisan war powers resolutions to limit Trump’s military operations in Iran this week.
Congress is set to vote on resolutions limiting Trump’s military actions in Iran, facing challenges in passing them.
A potential deal in a lawsuit over Michigan’s canceled state spending could impact the next budget planning process.
State officials met with immigrant communities to discuss ICE practices, focusing on transparency and public safety.
The GLWA’s rate hike has intensified calls for water affordability legislation in Michigan amid infrastructure concerns.
Governor Gretchen Whitmer is touring Michigan to promote her plans after the State of the State address, focusing on key issues.
February is Black History Month, and Morning Edition highlights Black women pioneers in Michigan politics like Senita Lenear.
Bills to expand the sale of raw milk in Michigan have advanced to the House, sparking debate over health risks.
Michigan senators urge Homeland Security to halt plans for an ICE detention center in Romulus, citing safety concerns.
Great Lakes Water Authority raises rates in Southeast Michigan, impacting 4 million residents amid infrastructure needs.
