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Michigan sues EPA over rollback of pollution limits
Energy and environmentMichigan is asking a court to review the Environmental Protection Agency’s decision to roll back federal pollution limits.
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Michigan is asking a court to review the Environmental Protection Agency’s decision to roll back federal pollution limits.

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The Michigan Senate candidate also emphasized stronger AI rules but did not take a position on California’s proposed billionaire tax.

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The Michigan Independent says Rogers repeatedly opposed funding measures, but the claim does not identify the bills or roll-call votes involved.

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The petition concerns an accusation that a Michigan clerk canceled voter registrations, but approval does not establish that claim as fact.

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The group wants Michigan to stop scheduling local tax questions during elections with the lowest voter participation.

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The Michigan election overview references 2026 races and past presidential results without identifying a contest or candidate.

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The governor directed a state inquiry after a pursuit involving federal immigration officers ended in a fatal crash.

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The Michigan Strategic Fund approved up to for a pooled fund serving community lenders across the state.

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Bill Huizenga announced federal housing funding for communities in Southwest Michigan, with no election or political race directly connected.

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Conservatives cite Abdul El-Sayed’s associations while raising concerns about senators’ access to classified information.

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Scott Tranter said Rogers has less time to close DDHQ’s forecast gap with Democratic opponent Abdul El-Sayed.

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A Michigan Jews for Democracy letter supports Abdul El-Sayed while acknowledging disagreement within the state’s Jewish community.

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A federal court has left an injunction against proposed USPS mail-ballot lists and related rules in place.

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The Supreme Court blocked federal mail-ballot restrictions as Michigan lawmakers began examining a citizenship petition’s rejection.

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The legal challenge concerns in Michigan funding for the Copperwood Mine project.

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A proposed Michigan bill would restrict how children and teenagers use electric bicycles, but it is not yet state law.

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A federal court ruled against a Trump order intended to keep a Michigan coal plant operating.

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The party says Mike Rogers’ voting record conflicts with a pledge on shop classes, but the accusation identifies no specific vote.

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Abdul El-Sayed and Mike Rogers are criticizing each other’s records as the 25th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks approaches.

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The Michigan Democratic U.S. Senate candidate said doctors, rather than government, should make decisions about transgender treatment for minors.

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Some Michigan swing voters are uneasy about President Trump’s tariff standoff with Canada as this year’s midterm elections approach.

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The first Republican midterm convention is underway in Dallas as attention turns to candidate attendance and Trump’s role.

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Michigan Democrats are trying to move past a divisive Senate primary while defending a seat central to the fight for Senate control.

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A bruising primary left Democrats trying to rebuild their coalition before a close Michigan race with national consequences for Senate control.

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A New York Times polling page focuses on Michigan’s 7th Congressional District in 2026, but no results or candidate matchups are identified here.

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Michigan Independent reports that unidentified Michigan governor candidates have competing health care and education plans. Their proposals, policy documents and the specific race or election have not been identified.

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Michigan governor candidates are offering competing health care and education plans, but the candidates and details of their proposals have not been identified.