In latest Michigan elections FAQ live show: Bridge discusses the second failed assassination attempt against Donald Trump, a Taylor Swift endorsement for Kamala Harris and economic data that could hurt her campaign.
Michigan Government
Citizens cannot do their job of running their government if they don’t know what their public servants are doing.
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FBI: Trump was target of assassination attempt at his Florida golf club
Suspect in custody; former president is safe after second attempt on his life in recent weeks.
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Tim Walz talks Midwest nice in Michigan: Don’t mistake ‘kindness for weakness’
Walz criticized Donald Trump as selfish and argued Republicans are doing too little to prevent gun violence in schools.
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ACLU spending $2M on abortion rights ads in Michigan Supreme Court race
The ACLU is not endorsing in the Michigan Supreme Court races, but the ads will benefit Democratic-backed candidates.
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Tim Walz in Grand Rapids: ‘Screaming about eating cats is not a solution’
Walz criticized Donald Trump as selfish and argued Republicans are doing too little to prevent gun violence in schools.
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Michigan Dems blast Mike Rogers over opioid stance in Congress
Democrats are trying to throw part of the blame for the opioid crisis on U.S. Senate candidate Mike Rogers, who advocated for greater pain med access two decades ago.
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Chatfield staffers to stand trial on embezzlement charges, Michigan judge rules
Anne and Rob Minard, who worked as senior staffers to former Michigan House Speaker Lee Chatfield, are accused of stealing more than $600,000 from political accounts.
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Michigan AG closes probe of MSU’s Larry Nassar scandal
Attorney General Dana Nessel called the outcome disappointing but said documents MSU withheld ultimately provided no new insights into how the university handled the Larry Nassar scandal.
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Fact focus: The false, misleading claims made at Trump and Harris debate
Harris and Trump kept fact-checkers busy on Tuesday. No, dogs aren’t being eaten in Ohio. Yes, crime is down. A look at other statements that stretched the truth during Tuesday’s debate.