Claims linking Benson to KKK lack evidence, review finds
Social media posts and a political advertisement have sought to link Michigan Secretary of State and gubernatorial candidate Jocelyn Benson
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News and opinion for Michigan, Eaton County, and the Mulliken area
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News and opinion for Michigan, Eaton County, and the Mulliken area
Author: A2D News Desk
Resin buyers gain leverage as inventories stay high and demand remains soft
Plastic resin producers are seeking September price increases across several categories, but elevated inventories, weak demand and healthy supply are
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House returns to confront looming shutdown deadline
The House returns Monday after a five-week recess with a Senate-passed bill to keep the federal government funded through Dec.
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Lansing council votes to end contracts for license plate cameras
The Lansing City Council adopted a resolution directing Mayor Andy Schor and the Lansing Police Department to terminate the city’s
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Church leaders seek dismissal and release in Michigan forced-labor case
Defense attorneys for David Taylor and Michelle Brannon asked a federal judge to dismiss an indictment accusing leaders of using
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Chatfield’s criminal case remains on track for September trial
Former Michigan House Speaker Lee Chatfield’s final pretrial hearing concluded in Ingham County Circuit Court without major developments. Attorneys said
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China and U.S. bond markets move in opposite directions
China’s 10-year government bond yield was forecast to fall as low as 1.65%, as analysts cited strong momentum in the
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Playdate maker refunds tariff fees charged to customers
Panic refunded all tariff fees charged to Playdate customers on Aug. 25 after receiving refunds for tariffs it had paid
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Luna points to suspected foreign campaign targeting U.S. policy debates
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., said foreign actors were helping manufacture political divisions in the United States after X said
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Supreme Court ruling expands parties’ ability to coordinate with candidates
The U.S. Supreme Court overturned limits on how much political parties can spend in coordination with their chosen candidates, directly
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