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Energy Utilities in Michigan have unchecked Monopolies
DTE Energy has what appears to be an unchecked monopoly in the state of Michigan. Modeling from groups like the Mackinac Center suggests that if Michigan continues its current “Net-Zero” trajectory alongside massive grid upgrades, monthly bills could rise by as much as 146% by 2035. DTE has sought a $574 million rate increase for 2026. This follows…
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Detroit Leland House a Model of Gentrification

The Leland House in Detroit is currently vacant and closed to the public. Detroit officials filed a lawsuit against the owners, describing the historic 20-story building as a “death trap.” The ownership group, Leland House LLC, argued but the courts found their efforts insufficient. The building remains in a state of legal and physical limbo. Tenants were…
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Younger Generations Don’t Know Their History and It’s Hurting the Movement
Angela Rye has a message for young people: the Montgomery bus boycotts did not happen in a day; political movements are more than a weekend’s worth of protest. Guest host Roland Martin echoes her sentiment: older generations made deposits into the Black Bank of Justice that younger generations have been withdrawing from. If they don’t…
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No More Female 4-Stars: Franchetti Firing Leaves Top Ranks Filled by Men
Franchetti’s firing has left the military without a single woman in a four-star general or admiral leadership position, as women in top positions are already a rarity across the services, and many female officers say that they’re concerned that the ouster will have far-reaching consequences. (Full Story)
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Alabama Republicans refuse to draw a second Black congressional district in defiance of Supreme Court
The GOP-controlled Legislature had called a special session to redraw an earlier map after the Supreme Court reaffirmed a federal court order to include two districts where Black voters make up voting-age majorities, “or something quite close to it.” But on Friday, state Republicans approved a new map with just one majority-Black seat and a…
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Social Security confirms workforce reduction targets, continues to shutter offices
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30 LA County detention officers face charges over ‘gladiator fights’ among youth at juvenile hall
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Detroit council nixes study on making the RenCen a historic district
General Motors Co. says the Renaissance Center must evolve to survive. The Detroit City Council agreed, even if it means losing part of the iconic but underused riverside complex. The City Council voted 8-1 on Tuesday to reject studying whether the Renaissance Center should become a historic district. (Full Story)
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German tourist held indefinitely in San Diego-area immigrant detention facility
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234 people have died in Kentucky jails since 2020. Critics call it a ‘systemic failure’
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JD Vance says US could drop support for NATO if Europe tries to regulate Elon Musk’s platforms
