University of Michigan Remembers Esteemed Professor Ralph T. Yang
February 12, 2026
The University of Michigan mourns the loss of Ralph T. Yang, a leader in chemical engineering, whose legacy endures.
The University of Michigan mourns the loss of Ralph T. Yang, a leader in chemical engineering, whose legacy endures.
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Chris Swanson calls for progressive criminal justice, opposes private prisons, and prioritizes K-12 funding in Michigan.
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Michigan Rep. Bill Huizenga’s wealth has increased significantly during his time in Congress, despite not seeking federal funds.
President Trump threatens to delay Gordie Howe Bridge opening, claiming unfair treatment by Canada. Windsor’s mayor counters.
Two people were convicted in an election petition scandal that affected Michigan’s 2022 gubernatorial race.
A Washington grand jury refused to indict Democratic lawmakers over a video urging military members to resist illegal orders.
A federal judge dismissed a DOJ lawsuit seeking Michigan’s voter rolls, rejecting efforts to access state voter data.
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A Detroit program offering cash assistance to pregnant people and new mothers launches, providing vital support.
