US Rep. Tom Barrett hasn’t hosted a town hall meeting since he was elected to Congress last year. His staff says that Capitol Police told him not to do those types of events. But there’s no evidence that’s true—and a whole lot of evidence that Barrett is just dodging his own voters.
Michigan’s farm exports are crashing under the weight of President Donald Trump’s tariffs. Meanwhile, our farmland is suddenly worth more than ever. And Big Tech is circling.
A $90 million bill is coming due. And President Donald Trump wants to stick Michiganders with the tab.
Learn more about the trains of Calumet on this week's episode of Tracks and Towns.
Regulators don't let banks profit from fraud, so why should Big Tech be allowed to?
The Trump administration is rewriting how loan forgiveness works for public workers—and Michigan’s nurses, teachers, and nonprofit employees could end up getting burned.
Mike Rogers lost his US Senate race by 19,000 votes last year. He conceded. But now he’s blaming a mysterious “van in Detroit” for the loss?
Tired of spam calls and texts? Michigan lawmakers are too.
What happens when Congress drops the ball? Michiganders pay the price.
While Michigan Republicans claim that passing laws that require age verification to access social media will help combat the state’s youth mental health crisis, local parents and cybersecurity experts believe that it’s only scratching the surface.
