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NPR International Correspondent Emily Feng shares her latest work.

West Michigan business leaders are waiting to see what’s next after some of President Trump’s tariffs were put on hold Monday

The Detroit automaker said Wednesday in a regulatory filing that it will cut the value of its equity stake in the ventures by $2.6 billion to $2.9 billion when results are reported early next year. In addition, GM will take $2.7 billion worth of restructuring charges, most during the fourth quarter.

A new law pushed by a Michigan Congressman requires the Chinese company that owns TikTok to sell the popular social media platform or face it being banned in the U.S.

The student faces charges of perjury and attempting to vote as an unauthorized elector. Noncitizen voting is extremely rare in the U.S. and is almost always caught.

The Detroit automaker said it took in $48.8 billion in revenue from July through September, 10% more than last year, aided by U.S. average vehicle sale prices that were steady at over $49,000.

Climate action supporters were in Grand Rapids on Friday, Muskegon has selected a local contractor for road paving, a recap of Governor Whitmer’s book Signing in Grand Rapids and more state and West Michigan news.

Rogers attacked China in his speech and called for an end to what he called the Biden Administration’s "EV mandate”

White House senior advisor Gene Sperling said China’s subsidies cost jobs and business in manufacturing centers like Michigan