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Democratic Michigan Senate leadership says its new health care proposal would lower insurance costs for residents
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The spending bills passed with all Democrats and two Republicans voting against the legislation
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The bills would fund some state departments, public universities and community colleges
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Social Security Administration handles the federal government’s social safety net, including retirement, disability, and Medicare benefits
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Last year, Republicans on the state House Appropriations Committee used a unique authority to block $645 million dollars in budget items that were already approved and signed into law
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The governor is calling for $625 million to support literacy in her budget proposal
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During testimony, speakers described a dire situation where child care itself is too expensive and there aren’t enough providers available
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There are two bills introduced in the Michigan Senate to amend the Michigan school code and the school aid act to include universal school meals
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Democrats questioned the sudden urgency behind the vote
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A deal could be coming in a lawsuit over nearly $650 million in canceled state spendingA state court in Lansing was supposed to hear oral arguments in the case Friday