Kelly Glass is a journalist whose interests focus on culture, family, and policy. Her writing has appeared in The New York Times, Washington Post, National Geographic, Health, and many more national publications. She’s served as an editor for many digital publications and was the founding executive editor of Kindred, Parents magazine’s first digital destination for Black families.
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Benson wants Whitmer’s job—but not her playbook
Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and her chosen successor, Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, agree on reproductive rights and gun safety, but the race for governor exposes real splits on economic strategy, housing, and how hard to push back against Trump.
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Toxic foam, poisonous fish, and a fight over the Great Lakes
Republicans gutted Michigan’s environmental agency. Then it approved the Line 5 tunnel.
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‘This pressure cooker is brewing’: Bills to ease Michigan’s prison safety crisis remain stuck on the House’s watch
Michigan’s prisons are dangerously short-staffed, with officers forced to work 16-hour shifts and assaults on the rise. The state Legislature passed a fix 17 months ago. It still hasn’t reached the governor’s desk.
