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
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
Whitmer Blames More Cases On Supreme Court Ruling, But Case Counts Up All Over
That 'Michigan supremes did it' narrative won't fly
1.5 Million In Michigan Probably Contracted Virus - Not 154,688
Nearly one-in-seven; confirmed cases just 10% of total, per CDC head, researchers
Michigan Governor Rated No. 46 By Center-Right Legislator Group
Especially on education policy, Whitmer gets no love from ALEC
Remember That Promise About Fixing Roads? Michigan Is Spending Less On Them Under Whitmer
As a candidate in 2018, she called Michigan roads dangerous
‘No Way To Cut State Budget’ — Not Even These Items?
Michigan budget director draws a line
State Civil Rights Commission’s School Report Raises Questions Whether It’s Serious, Credible
Ideological spin easier to come by than facts and serious analysis
Courts, Legislature Eye Unconstitutional Property Tax Foreclosure Takings
Governments take and sell tax delinquent property, collect their taxes and fees, pocket the balance
Whitmer Assails Supreme Court; Questions The Legitimacy Of Its Ruling On Executive Orders
She demeans serious and fundamental constitutional disagreements as mere partisanship
Farewell Wayfair Projected Jobs: $2.5 Million In Taxpayer Handouts Can't 'Buy' 503 New Michigan Jobs
No Charge For Vehicle Seizure Data Over Three Years, But Wayne County Wants $19k This Time
Whitmer's Government 0-for-3 Before Supreme Court Defending One-Person Governance
High Court ruled executive branch can't take legislative branch powers
Whitmer Cites Five Experts To Rebut Senator's 'Herd Immunity' Challenge; He Has Thousands
‘The Science’ Revolts: Social, Health Costs Of Lockdowns And School Closures Exceed Benefits
Top-tier epidemiologists warn of ‘irreparable damage, with the underprivileged disproportionately harmed’
House Speaker Says Whitmer Endangered Legislators By Not Disclosing Capitol Terrorism Plot
Spend $99 Challenging This Group’s Agenda And It’s ‘Climate Science Disinformation’
They invoke science but their arithmetic equates $99 with $364,000
State Data Rebuts Civil Rights Commission’s Claim Schools In Poor Cities Are Underfunded
For example, Benton Harbor and Flint Schools received about 50% more than the average district
30% Of State Workers Flee Their Unions
More than 9,000 in Michigan have canceled memberships and dues payments
Meet The New Coronavirus Mandates and Restrictions
Mostly same as the old ones, but now based on powers previous legislators granted to the health department
Civil Rights Commission: Cut Charter Schools That Serve Mostly Poor, Minority Students
Former Democratic leader: Commission ‘tells half the students in Detroit and Flint they're only worth three-quarters of a person’
Whitmer Initially Defiant On Losing Emergency Powers, Now Says Will Work With Legislature
Senate Majority leader reported radio silence from administration as of 1 p.m. Sunday
Gov. Whitmer Defiant After Supreme Court Shuts Down Her Unilateral Governance
Rules give 21 days to request rehearing; Whitmer claims she can govern alone until then
Michigan Supreme Court Takes Away Whitmer’s Unilateral Emergency Powers
She’ll need legislative consent now; one-person governance ends
