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Michigan’s ‘Kids Over Clicks’ proposal has a national counterpart
Democrats’ new Kids Over Clicks plan aims at protecting children online by regulating access to and accountability for AI, social media, and surveillance. Michigan lawmakers advanced their own Kids Over Clicks bill earlier this year, and this federal legislation could set a new national standard for kids’ online safety.
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What this Michigan attack ad won’t tell you
A super PAC spent $532,000 attacking a Michigan candidate over his $11,000 retirement account. Almost nothing in the ad is technically false. But it’s not exactly truthful, either.
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Who’s really paying for the US Senate race in Michigan?
Have you seen this ad? More than $41 million in outside money is flooding the race for US Senate in Michigan. Most of it is supporting one candidate—and almost none of it is coming from Michigan.
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Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act has one clear winner in Michigan—Rep. Bill Huizenga
In the year since it passed, President Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act has made life harder for nearly every Michigander pursuing food assistance, affordable healthcare, and student loan repayment. More damage is coming—and Rep. Bill Huizenga (R-4th Congressional District) not only helped pass the bill, but is actively benefiting from its policies. ✏️: Jonny…
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Sen Slotkin: The Trump administration won’t tell Americans what the Iran war really costs
Michigan Sen. Elissa Slotkin says Americans are paying for the Iran war twice: first through higher gas prices, airfare, and delivery costs, and again through federal spending. Slotkin estimates the Pentagon’s tab could reach about $98 billion—before counting the broader economic hit she says has already cost the average U.S. household roughly $750 since February.
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MI Rep. Byrnes moves to keep Trump-era ICE agents out of public schools
Rep. Erin Byrnes is introducing a bill that would bar public schools from hiring anyone who served as an ICE agent under the Trump administration.Byrnes said anyone willing to “tear families apart” has no business working around children—or anywhere inside Michigan schools.
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Why is Trump sending agents to watch Michiganders vote?
The Trump administration is sending election monitors to three Michigan cities for the Aug. 4 primary—and it just happened to pick some of the bluest cities in the state. The kicker: Local clerks say the reasons being used to justify the move are flat-out false.
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Michigan lawmakers had 40 minutes to read 1,000 pages
Michigan lawmakers passed a 1,001-page, $84 billion budget. They had about 40 minutes to read the whole thing. And some of them are admitting the obvious problem: They didn’t read it.
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Dearborn mayor cut racial disparities in traffic stops by changing what cops enforce
WATCH: Dearborn Mayor Abdullah Hammoud says a single change to how local police handle traffic stops helped cut tickets issued to Black drivers by half in the first year.
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Michigan expands access to at-home medication abortion
Medication abortion is safe, private, and effective—and accessing it in Michigan just got easier.

























