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Congressman John James drew attacks from businessman Perry Johnson and former state Attorney General Mike Cox — but the candidates did agree on issues like education.
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Have you ever wondered why we have midterms? Didn’t we have an election, like, two years ago? What purpose does this even serve?
Michigan Public's Dustin Dwyer will answer these questions and more in a new limited-time video and newsletter series.
Michigan Public's Dustin Dwyer will answer these questions and more in a new limited-time video and newsletter series.
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The first debate between the three candidates seeking the Republican nod for governor was contentious, as the men talked over each other and leveled accusations. -
Sherrone Moore’s former executive assistant Paige Shiver is suing the University of Michigan, claiming the school failed to produce records requested on her behalf. -
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