Power, Profit, and the Presidency
For many voters, Donald Trump’s first term carried a rough kind of logic. He was volatile, abrasive, and often self-defeating,
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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
Money & Economy
Michigan’s Property Tax Crossroads
Michigan’s Property Tax Repeal: Who Really Loses Control? A citizen-led movement, **AxMITAX**, proposes eliminating all property taxes in Michigan. Proponents
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The “One Big Beautiful Bill” – Key Provisions Breakdown
Overview: President Donald Trump’s sweeping budget and policy package – officially the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” – passed Congress
Read MoreThe U.S. Opioid Crisis: A Timeline of Greed, Negligence, and Mass Destruction
The United States is in the grip of the worst drug overdose epidemic in its history; a catastrophe fueled not
Read MoreChina In Turmoil
China is straining at every seam. Street violence and social fray Mass knife attacks, arson incidents, and vehicle assaults now
Read MoreImpact of USDA Food Shipment and Funding Freeze Across the United States: A State-by-State Analysis
1. Executive Summary The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has recently implemented a freeze on food shipments and funding,
Read More25% Flat Sales and Corporate Tax: A Raw Numbers Breakdown
Projected Revenue and Budget Impact The U.S. could significantly simplify and stabilize its tax structure by replacing the current federal
Read MoreAmerican2Day presents… Black History Month: Thomas Sowell
Thomas Sowell, born in 1930 in Gastonia, North Carolina, grew up facing the harsh realities of segregation and poverty. His
Read MoreWhispering Pines, Guiding Light: A Balanced Path for Michigan’s Energy Future
A major new solar initiative in Michigan plans to use around 400 to 500 acres of land, and it aims
Read MoreWhitmer’s Speed Camera Scam: Flashy Tickets, Empty Logic
The introduction of speed cameras in Michigan work zones, as greenlit by Governor Gretchen Whitmer, is deeply concerning—not because of
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