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  • Civil Rights department floats ‘future litigation’ to recoup funds for shelved boarding schools report

    March 02, 2026

    The Department of Civil Rights said it did not testify before a House panel on Thursday as it might hurt its efforts to claw back funds paid for a report on Native American boarding schools that it ultimately decided not to release.

  • He’ll make America great again, just not quite how he planned it!

    March 02, 2026


    As I reflect upon the second term of what history may well record as the most consequential stress test ever imposed upon the constitutional architecture of the United States of America, a paradox of remarkable clarity has emerged from the fog of daily political chaos.

  • Nessel reaches $100M settlement with Walmart for deceiving drivers and customers over delivery

    March 02, 2026

    Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and a bipartisan group of attorneys general and the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) reached a $100 million multistate settlement with Walmart last Thursday over allegations that the company deceived customers and drivers who participated in its Spark Driver program. Walmart will pay at least $890,000 to Michigan drivers in the program because of the company’s alleged actions.

  • Daily Briefs

    March 02, 2026

    Oakland County Circuit Court Judge Michael Warren announced Thursday evening his candidacy for the Michigan Supreme Court. Warren is seeking the Republican Party’s nomination at the endorsement convention to be held March 28.

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