Jesse Jackson Joins Fight Against Detroit Emergency Manager
The Rev. Jesse Jackson is calling for mass demonstrations and court action to oppose the appointment of an emergency manager over Detroit's finances.
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The Rev. Jesse Jackson is calling for mass demonstrations and court action to oppose the appointment of an emergency manager over Detroit's finances.
The government of China is dedicating its military and intelligence apparatus to stealing intellectual property from American companies and using that know-how to sell products, the chairman of the House Intelligence Committee told an Automation Alley event Monday.
The bills let the state's largest health insurer transform into a customer-owned nonprofit and ends its tax-exempt status.
Clinton made the announcement in a video posted on YouTube Monday morning by the gay rights advocacy group Human Rights Campaign.
Gov. Rick Snyder is in Detroit meeting with business, academic and government leaders to develop new ways to boost job growth and connect Michigan residents to jobs.
Saying the situation was "quite embarrassing," Detroit's new emergency financial manager says he has taken care of a pair of tax liens against his Maryland home.
Michigan Congressman Mike Rogers, chairman of the House Intelligence Committee, took to the Sunday morning talk shows to address the growing nuclear threat in North Korea.
The prosecutor's office is losing 22 attorneys, 3 investigators and a weekend staff.
House Democrat Andy Schor is sponsoring a bill that would close a loophole in Michigan's gun law.
He's not a union-buster and he has no plans to hawk Detroit's jewels. That's the word from Detroit EFM Kevyn Orr.
A Republican Michigan lawmaker has proposed measures to restrict the use of pilotless aircraft by law enforcement to gather information.
She went from Detroit City Council, to prison, to an auto repair shop on Michigan Avenue.
Under existing state law, people with permits may openly carry guns in schools, hospitals, sports arenas and other gun-free zones
Gov. Rick Snyder acknowledged that his decision to appoint an emergency financial manager for Detroit is bittersweet.
"We're not worried about no Kevyn Orr. Uncle Toms ain't nothing new," said Rev. David Bullock, during a protest Thursday in Detroit.