USPS Ballot Plan Blocked; Voter Confidence in Michigan Declines
September 18, 2026
The Supreme Court blocked USPS from implementing new mail-in ballot requirements, maintaining voter confidence.
The Supreme Court blocked USPS from implementing new mail-in ballot requirements, maintaining voter confidence.
Heating costs are projected to rise for American households this winter due to increased fuel costs and rates by utilities.
William Lawrence campaigns against data centers in Michigan’s 7th District, proposing a “Stop Tech Overreach” plan.
An internal DHS email raises questions about its efforts to identify non-citizens on voter rolls, sparking concerns.
Sky high gas prices unite Michigan’s Senate candidates, Rogers and El-Sayed, who both back suspending gas taxes.
Opponents are suing to block a $50 million Michigan grant for a Canadian company’s copper mine near Lake Superior.
The DOJ demands Ann Arbor schools change their transgender policy, highlighting parental rights and FERPA concerns.
The Trump administration’s proposed regulations could weaken Head Start by mandating English-only education and removing federal standards.
Michigan’s gubernatorial candidates discuss plans to lower costs, focusing on tariffs, data centers, and health care.
Kamala Harris will campaign with Abdul El-Sayed in Michigan, aiming to unify voters to help Democrats control the Senate.
Michigan Rep. Tom Barrett distances himself from health insurers despite campaign donations, while supporting Big Pharma interests in Congress.
A new analysis reveals 21.4 million US women require subsidized birth control in counties with limited access.
