Subject: Government & Politics

Who Holds the Keys to Paradise? Residents of Puerto Rico Fear Being Displaced From Their Home

Beyond India-Pakistan: What the Mecca Defense Pact Reveals About a Changing Security Order

More Leucovorin Prescribed to Kids After Federal Officials Touted Its Unproven Benefits for Autism

State of Michigan Allows Tax Credit for Private Employers of Living Organ Donors

What’s the Latest on 7-OH and Kratom Availability and Addiction Care?

Former Pandemic Adviser Says Political Infighting Puts Hard-Won COVID-19 Lessons at Risk

Michigan’s Local Election Officials Are Confident in Voting Integrity Ahead of November’s Midterm Election

Michigan Progressive Abdul El‑Sayed Won a Combative Democratic Nomination for Us Senate – He’ll Face New Attacks This Fall

The Typical Gig Worker Is Changing – And Struggling More than Ever to Make Ends Meet

Hanson Shares Insights About Opening of New Bridge Between Detroit, Windsor

Before Trump, Some States Had Already Ended Affirmative Action for Contractors – Here’s What Happened

Detroit Has a Shortage of National Retailers. What Can Officials Do to Attract More Chains to the City?

Rethinking Bureaucracy: Study Finds Overloaded Officials – Not Corruption – Can Slow Public Benefits

Who Holds Power? Puerto Ricans’ Distrust Runs Deep

Medicare’s New GLP-1 Bridge Program

Harnessing Climate Investments to Serve Development Goals

Majority of Michigan’s Local Leaders See State Moving in Wrong Direction, U-M Survey Finds

Democracy at 250: U-M Expert on Political Fatigue, Social Media and Civic Life