WATCH: Taxed, but not represented—270,000 Michiganders are done waiting to be heard
Michiganders are suing Gov. Gretchen Whitmer over a vacant state Senate seat.
Aug
2025
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Aug
2025
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WATCH: Taylor Swift vs. Michigan Republicans: Who’s better at deadlines?
Taylor Swift meets her deadlines. Michigan Republicans do not.
Aug
2025
27
WATCH: Why can’t Michigan pass a school phone ban?
Michigan lawmakers agree that cell phones are a real problem in schools. They even have support from Gov. Gretchen Whitmer and US Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. But many Michigan students are still heading back to class this year—phone in hand.
Aug
2025
27
WATCH: Big corporations are trying to buy a new Michigan governor
Michigan’s next governor isn’t for sale… right? Then why are Amazon, Walmart, and Big Tobacco quietly pouring hundreds of thousands of dollars into this race?
Aug
2025
18
WATCH: Follow the money: How big utilities buy Michigan politics
Kyle Kaminski breaks down how Michigan’s biggest utilities—like DTE and Consumers Energy—have been buying off state lawmakers at the state Capitol.
Aug
2025
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WATCH: What no one is telling you about Michigan’s governor race
Mike Duggan says he’s running for governor as an independent. His donor list says otherwise. 👀
Jul
2025
31
WATCH: Michigan educator blasts budget breakdown in Lansing
Concrete over kids? That’s how this year’s state budget fight is playing out—and so far, students are losing.
Jul
2025
31
WATCH: Did Michiganders get played on the Epstein files?
They said they’d release the Epstein files. Now, President Donald Trump and Michigan Republicans are burying them. We’ve got the receipts. 👀
Jul
2025
30
WATCH: Michigan students hurt by state budget delays
Michigan principals—like JoLynn Clark in Frankenmuth—say that state budget delays are forcing public schools to consider cutting staff, canceling courses, and increasing class sizes.
Jul
2025
23
WATCH: She would lose her job and her freedom without Medicaid
Catherine Hunt relies on Medicaid for survival—and to hold down a full-time job. If Republicans gut funding for the program, she’ll have no choice but to move into a nursing home, she said.
