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"What we are seeing is that we are living in a world with a different kind of chief executive in the White House," said Matthew Shay, president and CEO of The National Retail Federation.
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"What we are seeing is that we are living in a world with a different kind of chief executive in the White House," said Matthew Shay, president and CEO of The National Retail Federation.
Gov. Rick Snyder on Wednesday proposed a $56 billion state budget that would include modest spending boosts for education, increased savings and directing nearly $50 million more toward Flint's lead-tainted water crisis.
Mexico's growing share of the auto market is a sore spot for President Donald Trump, who has threatened to impose border taxes on Mexican imports to force companies to make cars in the U.S.
At a time GOP legislators want an income tax cut, Snyder will instead call for setting aside $260 million in Michigan's savings account to grow it to $1 billion.
The Senate historian says it was the first time a vice president had to break a tie on a Cabinet nomination.
The Republican will unveil his budget plan Wednesday.
The Republican governor formed the 23-member group Monday.
"What we're doing now is instructing people who can travel immediately to the United States to basically go ahead and do that before anything further happens."
Asked about its plans for Detroit, the White House declined to say whether funding levels would change.
U.S. District Judge Victoria Roberts issued the order on Friday.
President Donald Trump can't seem to bring himself to say "Hasta la vista, baby" to "Celebrity Apprentice."
"Michigan needs a criminal justice system that helps break the cycle of incarceration, reduces costs to taxpayers and increases safety..."
A Dearborn man says the travel ban prevented his mom from returning to the U.S. for medical care -- but is that the whole truth?
Swearing him in, President Trump said it is "time to bring a clear-eyed focus to foreign affairs."
"I think that the games that are being played with Betsy DeVos are sad," White House Spokesman Sean Spicer said.