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Just a reminder at how much the @MIGOP lies

State Rep. Steckloff: Just a reminder at how much the @MIGOP lies, the only reason a $300 million police bill passed was Bc of the Dems unanimous vote. Yes, you read that correctly, the majority party, republicans, couldn’t get enough of their members to vote yes. #DemsDeliver

“The Bipartisan Infrastructure Law makes critical investments to improve our region’s airports,”

Nearly $5 million in federal funding will go to five mid-Michigan airports, as announced by Congressman Dan Kildee.

More federal funds coming to mid-Michigan to demolish blight and abandoned properties

New federal funding is coming to mid-Michigan to help clean up vacant and abandoned properties. One and a half billion dollars is earmarked from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill into the EPA, to get rid of blighted and polluted sites.

Ruling: Gov. Whitmer didn’t violate Michigan law with private jet, donations

The Michigan Bureau of Elections cleared Gov. Gretchen Whitmer’s campaign of wrongdoing for traveling on a private jet owned by wealthy donors and using a loophole to blow past fundraising limits.

Dingell: Michigan's EV stake hurt if Manchin won’t support $2T Biden bill

Michigan Congresswoman Debbie Dingell stood next to an electric vehicle charger on Tuesday when she was asked about her fellow Democratic colleague from West Virginia, Sen. Joe Manchin.

Trump backers want audit of 2020 Michigan vote funded by anonymous donors

A petition drive to require a “forensic audit” of Michigan’s 2020 presidential election would guarantee anonymity to private backers who would pay for the multi-million dollar review, according to language filed Tuesday.

Here’s what was discussed in the closed redistricting panel session that sparked a lawsuit

After weeks of pressure from voting rights advocates and journalists and a ruling by the Michigan Supreme Court, the Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting had to finally release seven memos and an audio recording from a closed session in late October.

Kellogg workers approve new contract, ending 11-week strike

Unionized Kellogg’s workers from four states, including a cereal plant in Battle Creek, voted to approve a new five-year contract that increases wages and expands health care, ending one of the country’s longest strikes this year, union and company officials announced Tuesday.

Michigan employee who embezzled $855,690 sentenced to jail

A former Michigan state employee who pleaded guilty to multiple felonies for embezzling $855,690 from the state was sentenced to jail time Tuesday in an Ingham County court.

Michigan officials expect omicron variant to sweep state

People who haven’t been vaccinated for COVID-19 are taking up too many beds at Michigan’s strained hospitals, as the state prepares for the rapid spread of omicron variant, the governor said Tuesday.

Critical race theory isn’t taught in Michigan but does play a role in how teachers think about equality

Culture war controversy surrounding critical race theory gained new ammunition when a Detroit superintendent acknowledged the concept’s influence on anti-racist efforts in his school district.

‘Stink, stank, stunk,’ state Attorney General says of Michigan toy company accused of deceptive business

State Attorney General Dana Nessel on Dec. 16 issued a “notice of intended action” against Planetary Toys LLC. The company does business as Treasure Trove Toys.

Democrats ‘not giving up’ on Biden bill, talks with Manchin

President Joe Biden appears determined to return to the negotiating table with Sen. Joe Manchin, the holdout Democrat who effectively tanked the party’s signature $2 trillion domestic policy initiative with his own jarring year-end announcement.

CNN reporter catches Fox News blatantly lying about Biden's COVID-19 speech

Despite this, as CNN media reporter Oliver Darcy notes on Twitter, Fox News falsely told its viewers hours later that Trump got no credit from Biden or Democrats for his administration's work on the vaccines.

John Cornyn Tries to Poach Joe Manchin from Democrats to Flip the Senate: ‘Joe, If They Don’t Want You We Do’

Sen. John Cornyn (R-TX) said he has reached out to Sen. Joe Manchin (D-WV) to invite him to join the Republican Party amid the fallout from his decision to oppose President Joe Biden’s Build Back Better Act.

Fauci says Fox’s Watters should be fired for comments on him

Fox News defended Jesse Watters on Tuesday after he used the phrase “kill shot” in a speech urging young conservatives to confront Dr. Anthony Fauci in public with a hostile interview.

Republican Party 'fitting the definition of fascism more tightly by the day'

"You know, over the past five years or is so we've seen a lot of people asking if certain wings of the Republican Party are fascist -- this ethno-nationalism, this extremism, this attack of the others. Usually, the one thing that was missing before Jan. 6 was the use of violence or the elevation of violence as a means to achieve your goals, your political goals. The glorification of violence, something that Mussolini and other fascist leaders did."

‘We Have to Do Better’: Biden Plans to Combat Omicron by Sending Free At-Home Tests to Americans

“We should all be concerned about Omicron, not panicked. If you’re fully vaccinated, especially if you got your booster shot, you are highly protected,” the President said

Secret Service: Nearly $100B stolen in pandemic relief funds

Nearly $100 billion at minimum has been stolen from COVID-19 relief programs set up to help businesses and people who lost their jobs due to the pandemic, the U.S. Secret Service said Tuesday.

MINERS URGE MANCHIN: SUPPORT BIDEN BILL!

America’s largest coal mining union that represents West Virginia coal miners is urging Sen. Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) to “revisit his opposition” to the Build Back Better Act.

Biden mulling student loan freeze extension

White House press secretary Jen Psaki on Tuesday suggested President Biden could extend a pandemic freeze on student loan payments and interest accrual.

NHL to cancel Olympics participation as COVID disrupts schedule, AP source says

The NHL will withdraw from the Winter Olympics after the regular-season schedule was disrupted by coronavirus outbreaks, a person with direct knowledge of the decision told The Associated Press on Tuesday.

No. 11 Michigan St tops Oakland 90-78 for 5th straight win

Christie heated up after cooling off, scoring 17 points and making a season-high four 3-pointers to help the 11th-ranked Spartans beat Oakland University 90-78 on Tuesday night in their first game in more than a week.

Knicks beat Pistons 105-91 to end monthlong home woes

Evan Fournier scored 22 points, Julius Randle and Walker each had 21 and New York won at home for the first time in almost a month, beating the Detroit Pistons 105-91 on Tuesday night.

The Indiana Talks Weekday Lineup NOW featuring Dana Black and Deb Chubb
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12p- The Thom Hartmann Program
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