In the ‘Birthplace of Organized Labor,’ Union Membership Plummets
Since Michigan's right-to-work law was adopted organized labor struggles to retain dues-paying members Read more
State Health Department Invites Snitching On Local Business Non-Compliance With Epidemic Rules
Second Wave Agony: Maybe The State’s Epidemic Policy Is To Blame, Not Its People
Officials scold the public, but a growing chorus of scientists say it’s politicians who are blowing it Read more
Restaurant Association: Patron Contact Tracing Mandate Means Closures, Lost Jobs For No Gain
Wherever Two Or More Gather Outside Homes, Not Wearing Face Mask Subject To $1,000 Fine
An exception would be if the two people were swimming together, but even then a face mask is ‘strongly encouraged’ Read more
Tips Optional, But Dine-In Service Now Requires Leaving Name And Phone Number
Schools, businesses must turn over names of those ‘with possible COVID-19 exposure’ Read more
COVID Not The Only Killer: Pandemic’s ‘Excess Deaths’ Could Include Some From Government’s Response
Suspending medical screenings and nonessential treatments also have costs Read more
Star Cross Country Runner Repeatedly Tests Negative; Forced To Quarantine and Miss State Meet
His season over after he got too close to a COVID-positive student Read more
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Beer, Tattoo Art and Groceries:Is There Nothing the State Won’t Subsidize?
Governments do a lousy job at creating jobs through its handout programs Read more