Michigan Workers’ Incomes Up Since Right-To-Work Became Law
Union activists’ ‘right to work for less’ snarks had it exactly backwards
State Board Of Education Vice President Repeats Erroneous Charter School Slam
No, they can’t pick and choose from students
State Health Department Head Blames Residents For High COVID Numbers
But nearby states show similar pattern even without strict lockdowns
CDC Says Make Schools Last To Close, First To Reopen; Teachers Union Says That’s Immoral
How dare parents ‘hoard’ opportunity for their children, fumes East Lansing union local
Michigan Businesses Nation’s Hardest Hit By Government Lockdowns
Nearly one-third here were closed; national average is less than 20%
City Rationing Of Open Records Requests May Be A Legal Stretch
Inkster says it’s a protective measure
Michigan’s Early December Virus Spike Mirrored Nationwide
Restrictions ordered Nov. 18 did not stamp out the spread
Figures Indicate Michigan Small Business Crushed By Pandemic And State Response
More than one-third have closed, potentially forever for many
Michigan Cities Want To Collect Income Tax From Nonresidents Working At Home
Opponents push back, citing closed and canceled facilities and services during epidemic
No Lockdown On Taxpayer-Funded Tourism Spending
Even though the resort interests that benefit are throttled by COVID restrictions
Governments, Officials, Media Making People, Not Virus, The Enemy
The ACLU warned about this in a 2008 report on the Bush administration’s epidemic plans
MDOT Spokesman: Rebel Drivers, Libertarians Spiking Traffic Deaths
Michigan State Police say cause for increase in crash fatalities still unknown
Four Bars And Restaurants Fined And Three Others Have Liquor Licenses Suspended For COVID Violations
Education Nonprofit Repeats, Again, Unsupported Claim About School Funding
It claims poor and minority schools in Michigan get less, when they actually get more
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