At a time when the world is facing heightened global economic uncertainty, attendees at the 2025 Mackinac Policy Conference have analyzed in depth the still strong but very tense economic relationship between Michigan and Canada, showing the intertwining of and the dependences on both sides of the border and the impact of the tariffs on… Continue Reading →
The initial proposal, which left the House Appropriations Committee on June 11, was a call for an extremely low amount of money- $ 335 million from U-M and $237.4 million from MSU. This would have represented a massive reduction of 92% in the case of U-M’s state support and almost 73% in the case of… Continue Reading →
Brad Lander – the city’s comptroller and a mayor candidate from the Democratic party – was arrested on Tuesday in which the immigration court of New York City was one of the prominent settings of the event. The occurrence at the city’s main immigration court, which recently has been a locus of the growing tensions,… Continue Reading →
LANSING, Mich. – In a significant development tied to the controversial “Unlock Michigan” initiative, 65-year-old Sandra Baxter of Caledonia has admitted to providing false information during a criminal investigation related to campaign finance practices. Baxter, a fundraising consultant tied to Michigan! My Michigan! group, has confessed in court on Tuesday that she lied about her… Continue Reading →
Anne Burrell’s death is a devastating loss to the culinary world – the chef with spiky hair and always in high spirits, who, apart from her culinary skills, had so much sass. Brooklyn, New York, is where Burrell breathed her last at fifty-five years of age while being at her home located in the area… Continue Reading →
Michigan Technological University has recently had an honor of being among the small number of institutions that were invited to Capitol Hill to form the future direction of biotechnology in the United States. At the core of this significant event was Dr. Stephen Techtmann, a famous associate professor of biology at Michigan Tech and associate… Continue Reading →
Kimberly Warner, the key leader in the field of student success and career development, was given the 2025 Career Services Professional Award by the Michigan Career Educator and Employer Alliance (MCEEA), as she has shown remarkable dedication to the cause. The noteworthy exception is to recognize the excellent work in the quality of services to… Continue Reading →
A federal judge in Pennsylvania has taken the ground of law with a historical note that despite the action taken against the historic Alien Enemies Act by the Trump administration, still some migrants can be deported. At that, migrants who manage a foreign country are to be sent abroad, and need not only to be… Continue Reading →
While Donald Trump’s wave of pardons and commutations continues to free the January 6 defendants, federal prosecutors are making a hard push in at least one unique case. The Department of Justice is asking the court to sentence one rioter to life in prison, arguing that his alleged plot to kill FBI agents makes him… Continue Reading →
One of the most tragic child abuse cases in Georgia has seen a father being convicted for starving his 4-year-old daughter to death—her visibly undernourished body was discovered almost without food and water. A Fulton County jury has found Rodney McWeay guilty and convicted him of all 14 charges associated with the brutal murder of… Continue Reading →