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Michigan’s redistricting panel to make history with adoption of new maps

Michigan’s redistricting panel is slated to begin approving new state legislative and congressional maps Tuesday after months of map-drawing and controversy.

Extension of student loan moratorium brings relief for thousands of Michiganders

The pause came just days before payments on student debt were set to restart after being halted over the pandemic, letting thousands of Michiganders breathe a sigh of relief as COVID continues to make it difficult to make ends meet for so many.

Carl Levin: The Senator Who Mastered Oversight

fI you serve six terms in the U.S. Senate — ranking among the 20 longest-serving members in that body’s history — you tend to get stuff named after you in your home state.

Whitmer signs bill so non-teaching staff can work as subs

Michigan public schools can use non-teaching staff as substitute teachers the rest of the academic year under a law designed to address a shortage during the coronavirus pandemic.

Whitmer limits redistricting panel’s use of closed meetings

Gov. Gretchen Whitmer said Monday that she signed legislation to prohibit Michigan’s new redistricting commission from citing exceptions under the Open Meetings Act to hold closed sessions.

CDC warns of listeria outbreak linked to packaged salads that caused 1 death in Michigan

Sixteen people in 13 states have been infected in connection to the Dole outbreak. Twelve people have been hospitalized and two deaths, including one in Michigan, have been reported.

Michigan reports 32,957 new coronavirus cases, 274 deaths in five days through holiday

Michigan reported 32,957 new COVID-19 cases, about 6,591 a day, and 274 deaths through the Christmas holiday, from Thursday, Dec. 23, to Monday, Dec. 27.

Man surrenders hundreds more parakeets after contacting rescue to take nearly 500 birds

Kelley LaBonty thought the man who called desperate for help with dozens of parakeets that he found in his father's house was going to drop off about 80 birds, but he showed up with hundreds the day before Christmas Eve.

AAA: Michigan gas prices drop 4 cents since last week, but up 82 cents from a year ago

Gas prices in Michigan have dropped by an average of 4 cents since last week, according to AAA.

NOW FAUCI PUSHES DOMESTIC TRAVEL VAX RULE

Anthony Fauci said on MSNBC on Monday that it would be “reasonable to consider” a requirement to be vaccinated for coronavirus before getting on a domestic flight. Later, in an interview on CNN, he said people should consider avoiding larger New Year’s Eve parties.

REVEALED: Peter Navarro planned conspiracy with Steve Bannon by ‘lining up over 100 congressmen’ to overthrow the election

Navarro explained that the goal was to run out the clock to pressure then-Vice President Mike Pence to stop the certification, something he believed he had no power to do. As Pence's book revealed, he had already spoken to former Vice President Dan Quayle (R-IN) about the request.

Surprise: Man Who Claimed Not A ‘Trumper’ After Pranking Biden Is A Trump Supporter

The man who recently gained widespread media coverage for using a veiled conservative expletive when speaking to President Joe Biden has surprised virtually no one by revealing that he falsely believes Donald Trump is his president, despite initially trying to convince the public otherwise.

US officials recommend shorter COVID isolation, quarantine

U.S. health officials on Monday cut isolation restrictions for asymptomatic Americans who catch the coronavirus from 10 to five days, and similarly shortened the time that close contacts need to quarantine.

'That's not stealing you idiot': Rand Paul slammed for attack on absentee ballots Tom Boggioni December 28, 2021

Sen. Rand Paul (R-KY) came under withering criticism on Monday afternoon after he attacked the use of absentee ballots in a tweet linking to a piece in the American Conservative.

Ron Johnson Cites Covid Cases Among the Vaccinated and Asks, ‘What’s the Point?’

“Listen, we all hoped and prayed the vaccines would be 100% effective, 100% safe, but they’re not,” said Johnson. “We now know that fully vaccinated individuals can catch Covid, they can transmit Covid. So what’s the point?”

Biden had a good year picking federal judges. But the job could get tougher in 2022

President Biden has gotten a group of 40 federal judges confirmed in the Senate this year, the most for a new president since the Reagan era — and he's prioritizing diversity among his nominees for these life-tenured posts.

LAPD VIDEO DUMP: THE DAY THEY KILLED A 14-YEAR-OLD

Video released Monday showed Los Angeles police firing at a man suspected of assaulting customers last week at a clothing store, a shooting that also killed a 14-year-old girl hiding in a dressing room who was struck by a bullet that went through a wall.

Trump Claimed 5,000 Dead People Voted in Georgia. The Real Number… Was Four

In early January, then-President Donald Trump invoked debunked, baseless conspiracy theories, and just flat-out lied in an attempt to pressure Georgia Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger to overturn the results of that state’s presidential election. In addition to making the laughable assertion that the attendance at his campaign rallies was evidence of his victory, Trump claimed that close to 5,000 dead Georgians voted.

Campbell hopes to take more winning risks going forward

Dan Campbell has already shown himself to be an aggressive coach. Next season, he’s hoping to be able to channel that attitude into more than moments of desperation.

Red Wings visit the Islanders after Larkin’s 3-goal game

Detroit Red Wings (15-13-3, third in the Atlantic) vs. New York Islanders (8-12-6, eighth in the Metropolitan) Elmont; Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. EST

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