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States told by Trump administration to ‘undo’ full SNAP benefits paid for November
Following a late Friday emergency ruling from the U.S. Supreme Court, the Trump administration has instructed states that authorized full November nutrition assistance benefits to return a portion, … more
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Rural Michigan can’t afford delays in Alzheimer’s care
Alzheimer’s disease is one of the most challenging health issues of our time, affecting not only those diagnosed but also their families, friends, and caregivers who provide daily support. For … more
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New Trump administration rule would override state medical debt protections
A new Trump administration rule issued late last month would override state laws that prevent consumers’ credit reports from including medical debt, potentially weakening financial protections for … more
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A state public lands commissioner grapples with shifting federal policies
The Trump administration has proposed significantly shifting management of the nation’s public lands toward producing more revenue. President Donald Trump and Interior Secretary Doug Burgum have … more
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US Supreme Court temporarily blocks November SNAP payments
The U.S. Supreme Court temporarily blocked Friday night a lower court’s order that the Trump administration pay for a full month of food benefits, hours after some states began loading nutrition … more
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Air travel snarls as cutbacks due to government shutdown begin
The first flights affected by a new Federal Aviation Administration directive led to widespread delays and cancellations Friday. The FAA will ramp up to a 10% reduction in flights at 40 of the … more
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Struggle in US Senate over government shutdown likely to drag through the weekend
WASHINGTON — Senators on Friday said they plan to remain in town for the weekend, a sign negotiations may be picking up to approve a stopgap spending measure and end the government shutdown, now at … more
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Former Michigan GOP co-chair appears poised to run for U.S. Senate against Mike Rogers
Bernadette Smith, the co-chair of the Michigan Republican Party who was elected this year along with current chair and state Sen. Jim Runestad of White Lake, has resigned from her post, the party … more
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Full November SNAP benefits to be issued by Trump administration despite shutdown
This report has been updated. The U.S. Department of Agriculture told states Friday it was releasing full November funding for the nation’s major food assistance program that helps 42 million … more
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Michigan workers slam Trump policies for layoffs, funding cuts at 7th District panel in Lansing
“Are we ready to fight for our democracy?” asked Brian Kelly, vice president of a midwestern chapter of the American Federation of Government Employees, to a room of about 50 people on Thursday … more
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Your Weekly Michigan Political Brief
Democratic candidate for the 7th Congressional District William Lawrence announced his endorsement Thursday by Track AIPAC, noting he was 100% free from donations made by the American Israel Public … more
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When the system fails, hunger becomes policy
While Congress continues to blame each other for a budget impasse, the people who make our government work are not getting paid, early childhood programs are closing, travel is delayed, and the 1.4 … more
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MDOT protest rules raise eyebrows, First Amendment concerns among lawyers, political advocates
A slate of proposed regulations put forth by the Michigan Department of Transportation have activists and political advocacy groups up in arms, as the department mulls broad restrictions on political … more
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US Senate fails to pass war powers resolution blocking Trump attacks on Venezuela
WASHINGTON — A vote to stop President Donald Trump’s deadly strikes on alleged drug-running boats off the coast of Venezuela failed Thursday in the U.S. Senate, nearly mirroring the outcome of a … more
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Supreme Court OKs for now Trump passport policy that targets trans people
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday allowed President Donald Trump’s administration to continue carrying out, for now, its policy requiring that passports only list a person’s sex … more
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US Senate talks continue on end to 37-day shutdown, but final deal elusive
WASHINGTON —  Senate Democrats left their Thursday caucus lunch tight-lipped as an agreement to end the government shutdown, now the longest in U.S. history at 37 days, remained elusive. … more
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Nessel aims to open up hearing on DTE data center contracts
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel on Thursday filed a notice with state energy regulators intervening in DTE Energy’s request to approve two contracts allowing them to supply power to a data … more
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Moss introduces resolution to put same-sex marriage on Michigan’s ballot amid SCOTUS concerns
State Sen. Jeremy Moss, the first openly gay state senator in Michigan, has introduced a resolution in the Senate to put a proposal on the ballot that would remove Michigan’s constitutional ban on … more
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‘March for Life’ at Michigan Capitol focuses on alternatives to abortion, introduces new GOP bills
Lawmakers, religious leaders and anti-abortion activists rallied on the steps of the Michigan State Capitol on Thursday to call out what state Sen. John Damoose, a Harbor Springs Republican, referred … more
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Here are airports hit by the FAA pullback on air traffic; 3,300 flights daily to be canceled
The 40 airports set to see a 10% reduction in flights during the government shutdown nearly matched the list of the nation’s busiest airports, according to a preliminary list seen by States … more
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