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Michigan government ranked sixth most transparent in U.S.
Michigan was ranked as the sixth most transparent state government in the nation. The state government of Michigan received...
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Iraq War continues to shape, alter American politics 10 years after its start
Shock and awe: Intimidate enemies with dazzling displays of military might, forcing them to back down and surrender. That’s...
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Gary Peters, Mitt Romney’s niece could be gunning for Carl Levin’s Senate seat in 2014
A familiar face is expected to be a top contender for filling long time U.S. Sen. Carl Levin, D-Mich., the longest serving...
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Supreme Court to review constitutionality of Voting Rights Act today
The Supreme Court plans to scrutinize the Voting Rights Act today while it examines its constitutional legality. Since...
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Sequester cuts to take effect Friday if compromise is not found
U.S. President Barack Obama speaks to workers at Newport News shipbuilding in Hampton, Va., Tuesday morning, February 26,...
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Questions over drone program giving Obama administration headaches
The Obama administration’s controversial drone program is causing key members of both parties to question the president’s...
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Obama immigration plan likely to face opposition from GOP, border states
Central Michigan University political science professors say upcoming political battles over immigration will most likely...
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White House urges Congress to find alternative to sequestration cuts
President Barack Obama and his administration are urging Congress to avert the $85 billion in automatic spending cuts set...
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Chuck Hagel’s bid for Secretary of Defense blocked by Senate Republicans, confirmation fight to resume next week
Former U.S. Sen. Chuck Hagel’s bid for Secretary of Defense was delayed Thursday when Senate Republicans voted to filibuster. The...
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Department of Education scorecard reveals CMU has highest debt rate of all MAC schools
Central Michigan University students have the highest debt of any school in the Mid-American Conference, according to the...
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Isabella County files lawsuit seeking $600,000 from Union Township’s Downtown Development Authority
Isabella County officials have filed a lawsuit against Union Township to get back unused funds from the East Downtown Development...
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President Obama: Higher education, raising minimum wage among top priorities
President Barack Obama speaks to the media after Friday’s sequester meeting at the White House. March 1, 2013 in Washington,...
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