News Summary The U.S. House of Representatives has narrowly passed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, which proposes a $285 billion cut to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) over the next decade. The legislation imposes stricter work requirements on beneficiaries and introduces new state cost-sharing responsibilities. Approximately 52,000 older
News Summary The Michigan House of Representatives, under Republican control, voted to hold Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson in contempt for not complying with a subpoena for election training materials. Despite opposition from Democrats, the resolution passed 58-47, indicating deepening partisan divides over electoral oversight. Benson argues that releasing certain
News Summary Michigan is at risk of significant Medicaid program cuts that could impact millions of residents as Congress discusses a budget plan aimed at reducing healthcare and food assistance spending. The potential loss of coverage for up to 398,000 individuals raises concerns about health and well-being in the state.
News Summary U.S. Senator Gary Peters has proposed the Preventing Power Outages Act to enhance power grid resilience in Michigan and nationwide. The act seeks to modernize infrastructure, secure funding for upgrades, and improve reliability amidst extreme weather events. Highlighting the outdated status of Michigan’s power grid, it aims to
News Summary A state commission has proposed a 25% pay increase for Michigan lawmakers and top elected officials, the first increase since 2002. The proposal faces significant opposition in the Legislature, with lawmakers hesitant to raise their own salaries amid stagnant and reduced compensation. A key concern is the timing,
News Summary Political tensions in Michigan escalated as House Speaker Matt Hall insulted Representative Mai Xiong, calling her a ‘low IQ representative’ during a press conference. Xiong criticized Hall for canceling a legislative session coinciding with a Trump rally. The exchange has sparked discussions on leadership accountability and respect in
News Summary In Michigan, lawmakers are divided over the effectiveness and future of corporate subsidies, particularly the Strategic Outreach and Attraction Reserve (SOAR) Fund. Governor Whitmer advocates for more funding despite scrutiny from Republicans. Mixed job outcomes have raised concerns about the return on investment, leading to calls for a
News Summary Republican Representative John James kicks off his campaign for governor in Michigan’s upcoming 2026 election, advocating for strong leadership and education reform. With a focus on economic growth and policies to improve the education system, James is positioning himself as a candidate for transformative change, drawing connections with
News Summary U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens announces her candidacy for Michigan’s open U.S. Senate seat. With a strong focus on crucial state issues, she aims to succeed retiring Sen. Gary Peters. Stevens criticizes the Trump-Musk agenda and seeks to protect jobs and essential government programs. With over $1 million raised
News Summary The Michigan House has approved two significant bills aimed at increasing penalties for fentanyl manufacturing and distribution. With bipartisan support, House Bills 4255 and 4256 introduce stiffer sentences and fines for drug dealers, especially those selling to minors. The initiative seeks to hold dealers accountable for the opioid
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