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The movement opposed to President Joe Biden’s re-election campaign over his stance toward Israel’s war in Gaza could extend to Vice President Kamala Harris
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Michael Jackson-Bolanos was acquitted of first-degree premeditated murder in the death of Samantha Woll. But the jury couldn’t reach a unanimous verdict on felony murder, which is murder committed during another crime.
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President Kimberly Andrews Espy says the camp posed health and safety issues. Eight people were arrested
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Wayne State spokesman Matt Lockwood cites “public safety concerns” including public access to certain areas on campus. Wayne State has 16,000 undergraduate students but far fewer during the summer term
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Patrick Center has the newest edition of Crain’s Grand Rapids Business Brief, Michigan’s Family Impact Team is expanding, classes at Alger Middle School in Grand Rapids were canceled today, and more.
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Instead, Members of the Michigan Strategic Fund want Israeli officials to travel to Michigan for the marketing talks
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-Senator Thomas Albert tried unsuccessfully to add language that would have capped university spending on diversity, equity, and inclusion efforts at 2% of revenue.-Senator Joe Bellino sought to take away funding increases from universities which allow student groups with a “history of supporting terrorist organizations or threats of physical violence toward others.”
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The prime minister's visit to Washington and Michigan had been planned well before Saturday’s drone and missile launches from Iran-backed groups but the weekend developments have put the visit in the spotlight as tensions in the region rise
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U.S. House passes bipartisan bill aimed at cutting off Iranian government from U.S. financial systemWest Michigan U.S. Congressman Bill Huizenga introduced the legislation in 2023.
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She says there are many people on all sides who have close connections and strong feelings about the conflict. Whitmer also said “abortion is on the ballot in all 50 states.”