News Summary Robert Lulgjuraj, a Republican attorney from Macomb County, has officially declared his candidacy for Michigan’s 10th Congressional District. His campaign emerges following U.S. Rep. John James’ decision to run for governor instead of re-election. With a focus on opposing Democratic candidates and combating socialism, Lulgjuraj aims to protect
News Summary Joshua Cowen, an education policy professor at Michigan State University, has announced his candidacy for Congress in Michigan’s 7th District. Cowen aims to advocate for public education, affordable healthcare, and job stability. With support from the National Education Association, he challenges incumbent Tom Barrett, highlighting the need to
News Summary Republican Representative Bill Huizenga has announced he will not run for the U.S. Senate in Michigan, effectively paving the way for former Rep. Mike Rogers to enter the Republican primary. Trump’s potential support for Rogers could influence the race as both parties gear up for elections in 2026.
News Summary GOP Representative Bill Huizenga has announced he will not run for the U.S. Senate seat in Michigan, following discussions with his family and Donald Trump. His exit clears the path for former Congressman Mike Rogers, who is likely to receive Trump’s endorsement. With the retirement of Democratic Senator
News Summary President Donald Trump has endorsed former U.S. Representative Mike Rogers for the open U.S. Senate seat in Michigan. This endorsement solidifies Rogers as a leading Republican candidate after Bill Huizenga announced he would not run. With Trump’s backing, Rogers seeks to leverage his experience as the chair of
News Summary Michigan residents are being urged to reach out to their state senators as a deadlock over road funding continues. Advertisements funded by America Works USA emphasize the urgent need for legislative action to address infrastructure issues. Governor Gretchen Whitmer is advocating for a sustainable funding plan, while the
News Summary Michigan lawmakers have failed to meet the budget deadline of July 1, leading to uncertainty for schools as they prepare for the new fiscal year. Education experts indicate that classes will still begin in the fall, but funding delays may force cuts to programs and complicate staffing decisions.
News Summary On May 1, 2025, Michigan State Representative Josh Schriver introduced two bills aimed at classifying elective abortions as homicide, known as the ‘justice for babies in the womb act.’ If passed, these laws would equate fetuses with legal persons, subjecting women who receive abortions to potential homicide charges.
News Summary The U.S. Senate has narrowly approved President Trump’s spending bill, dubbed the ‘One Big Beautiful Bill,’ with a vote of 51-50. This bill, now headed to the House, includes tax breaks and spending cuts that Michigan Republicans claim will benefit families. However, Michigan Democrats have voiced strong opposition,
News Summary Rock musician Ted Nugent caused an uproar after entering the Michigan Capitol armed with a concealed firearm during a joint committee hearing. The incident has raised serious questions about the Capitol’s security protocols and the enforcement of weapons bans, prompting an investigation by the Michigan State Police. While
