Mount Pleasant School Board candidates vie for six-year terms
Four candidates are vying for two spots on the Mount Pleasant School Board on Tuesday's ballot.
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Four candidates are vying for two spots on the Mount Pleasant School Board on Tuesday's ballot.
The audience started to get heated on Tuesday night at the Political Discussion when the issue of women's health care was brought up.
Polls show President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney heading into a very close Nov. 6 election, and both campaigns are ratcheting up campaign spending in response.
It's a simple concept really: separate church from state.
It turns out Democrats and Republicans can't even come together to figure out a place and time to disagree with each other.
It is vital that Michigan voters vote no on Proposal 1, a referendum on the dangerous emergency financial manager law passed by Gov. Rick Snyder last year.
While the deadline to register to vote is Tuesday for the November 2012 general election, not everyone is planning on casting a ballot.
Subliminal messages and alienation in politics were just two topics attendees of Wednesday’s Speak Up, Speak Out event had an opportunity to discuss.
When it comes to relations between Christians and Muslims, Pastor Hicham Chehab has had an extensive history on more than one side of the religious spectrum.
All politicians lie. Democrats and Republicans, liberals and conservatives alike.
Before Jan. 31, 2011, Zach Wahls was your ordinary college student.
The U.S. bi-party political system is about as American as apple pie.
A new poll shows President Barack Obama leading presumptive Republican nominee Mitt Romney in Michigan by roughly five points.
Women's roles in politics has grown over the past few decades, but progress has been slow moving.
Governor Snyder cut $1 billion from education during his first year in office.
Fulbright Scholar and Yemen native Asma Dammag talked politics, education, culture, religion and stereotypes at a dinner dialogue Monday night.
While the Republican candidate for the 2012 presidential race has not been selected, predictions are already being made about the outcome of the November election.
As I sit here and look at the statistics over and over, my mind is blown.
Editor's note: This story has been updated.
More than 1,450 people from across the state flocked to Central Michigan University Saturday to hear Republican presidential candidate Ron Paul's campaign speech before Tuesday's primary.