Michigan and the rest of the country may finally be catching their breath on the inflation front. According to the University of Michigan’s latest Survey of Consumers for July, inflation expectations have dropped to their lowest levels since before President Trump’s

The Michigan House is not conducting business as usual. The House Oversight Committee authorized Chair Jay DeBoyer (R-Clay Township) to subpoena Attorney General Dana Nessel, Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) Director Elizabeth Hertel, and the Michigan Department of

Thomas More Society attorneys are appealing a U.S. district court’s denial of a preliminary injunction protecting a Catholic pro-life clinic’s right to speak about Abortion Pill Reversal. On behalf of Culture of Life Family Services, a San Diego County-based pro-life pregnancy

Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, slammed the Biden administration’s border policies during a committee hearing on Tuesday. The Senate Judiciary subcommittee on border security and immigration showcased steep political divides between attitudes of the Trump administration’s efforts to increase deportations of immigrants

Los Angeles prosecutors on Tuesday announced charges against a suspect believed to be responsible for injuring at least 37 people over the weekend, after he allegedly drove his car through a crowd in East Hollywood on Saturday. The Los Angeles Police

The United States’ Air Force’s Global Strike Command has ordered its troops to pause the use of the M18 modular handgun system amid a safety investigation following the death of a service member over the weekend. The unnamed airman died while

Republicans are using the high-stakes annual appropriations process to push through legislation that would overhaul the U.S. regulatory system. Tucked inside the 204-page Financial Services and General Government Appropriations Bill for fiscal year 2026 is a provision that would require both

High school seniors continue to apply for federal aid in the face of deportation risks for their immigrant families. With the rise of deportations across the country, California college-bound seniors faced a difficult decision this past spring. They had to decide