Colin Jackson
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This time last year, House Democrats were in control and coming off a series of major policy wins. Despite losing their majority in numbers after two of their members left to take other offices, House rules did allow Democrats to keep the gavel
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The legislation would require the state to gather data on bias and racism that could occur in care during a pregnancy and after childbirth. Research has shown Black and indigenous women are more likely to die from pregnancy-related causes
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His visit is in the wake of the alleged murder of a 25-year-old Grand Rapids woman by a romantic partner Republicans are highlighting the case as what they describe as the result of the Biden Administration’s immigration policy
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The latest proposal involves coming up with a new bipartisan rules committee to set the agenda for which bills come up for House votes
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The Unlock Michigan campaign sought to strip the governor’s emergency powers and limit her ability to issue COVID-19 shutdown orders
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The Michigan Senate voted Tuesday to get rid of a rule-making committee within the state Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy
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Trump’s visit to Michigan coincided with the first day of early primary voting in the state
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Tension over bipartisan school safety legislation flared up in the Michigan House this week.
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Organizers implored lawmakers to take further action to curb gun violence
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The move comes a week after state Representative Josh Schriver (R-Oxford) retweeted an image of a world map featuring several dark figures covering most of the global south and fewer white figures covering parts of North America, Europe, and Australia