20 States Sue to Block Trump Admin’s FEMA Program Cuts
July 17, 2025
Twenty states, including Michigan, are suing to block the Trump administration’s cuts to a FEMA program aiding disaster resilience.
Twenty states, including Michigan, are suing to block the Trump administration’s cuts to a FEMA program aiding disaster resilience.
July, 2025. Halfway through the year, Emily Lawler and Chad Livengood discuss the top political stories with Zoe Clark.
As we age, our brains slow down. Genetics and lifestyle factors like sleep and exercise can impact cognitive decline.
Michigan joins over 20 states in a lawsuit against the Trump administration for freezing $6.8 billion in education funds.
Michigan AG co-leads letter urging Congress to stop ICE officers from hiding their identity during operations. Concerns over masked tactics.
The Michigan Economic Development Corporation seeks to shield documents from the attorney general’s investigation.
Gov. Whitmer appoints Laurence Alexander, UM-Flint chancellor, to the Michigan Education Trust Board, enhancing education access.
Michigan State Police collaborate with federal agencies for disaster response despite budget cuts affecting key agencies.
Smoke from Canadian wildfires is causing poor air quality in Michigan. Drought and high temps increase fire risks.
North Lake Correctional Facility reopened as Michigan’s newest ICE detention center. Reporting its population is complex.
Federal lawmakers reveal findings indicating Trump’s bill could risk over 300 rural U.S. hospitals, including Michigan.
President Trump signed a law removing tax incentives for wind and solar projects, possibly raising electricity costs.
