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Democratic Party · MichiganGov. Gretchen Whitmer plans to appoint the first Black woman to the Michigan Supreme Court, a spokesman said Tuesday.
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Whitmer to appoint first Black woman to the Michigan Supreme Court
59% Center coverage: 27 sources
BBQ restaurant to open in former Wheatberry location in Buchanan
‘Controlled Chaos’: SMC hosts emergency simulation with first responders
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Nancy Pelosi · FloridaRepublican Sen. Marco Rubio cruised to victory Tuesday night, securing his third term amid a statewide Democratic collapse, NBC News projects.See the Story
Rubio wins reelection in Florida Senate race
49% Center coverage: 68 sources
Crime · AlexandriaKansas native who led an all-female Islamic State battalion when she lived in Syria has been sentenced to 20 years in prison, the maximum possible sentence, after her own children denounced her in court and detailed the horrific circumstances and abuse she heaped on them.See the Story
Kansas mom gets 20 years for leading Islamic State battalion
45% Left coverage: 49 sources
US & Canada · MichiganJoe Morrison, Pete Musico and Paul Bellar were not charged with trying to abduct Gov. Gretchen Whitmer. But their role was critical, according to authorities, who said the trio aligned themselves with key players. The trial in state court was an offshoot of the main case handled in federal court, where Adam Fox and Barry Croft Jr. were convicted of a kidnapping conspiracy.See the Story
Jury hears closing remarks in 3rd trial tied to Whitmer plot
67% Center coverage: 15 sources
Europe · WashingtonHigher education enrollment in the United States dropped this fall for the third straight year. The decline slowed to nearly pre-pandemic levels, according to the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center. In two years, beginning in fall 2020, more than a million fewer students enrolled in college.See the Story
College enrollment falls for third straight year
50% Left coverage: 18 sources
Christian BaleChristian Bale was not a huge fan of the green screen process for Thor: Love and Thunder. Kamala Harris was riding in a Secret Service SUV that got in a strange accident yesterday. Dr. Oz may have killed a bunch of dogs in medical experiments. The Virginia Beach court ruling that found the statute used against Gender Queer to be unconstitutional wasn't by the deadline.See the Story
Christian Bale says green-screen movies like Thor are ‘monotony’ to film
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Hurricane IanA total of 24 lineworkers, supervisors and mechanics are leaving the Twin Ports on Wednesday. Crews are expected to be there for up to two weeks, the company says. Minnesota Power received mutual assistance from other companies in 2016 after violent thunderstorms roared through the Northland with hurricane-force winds.See the Story
Northland lineworkers headed to Florida for hurricane repairs
80% Center coverage: 5 sources
Asylum SeekersA relief center opening in Orchard Beach in the Bronx will serve as an intake center and short-term housing site for adult asylum seekers. A second center will open its doors at a yet-to-be-determined site, with others tentatively set to open “as needed,” the mayor said. The centers “will become the first touch point for arriving asylum seekers, helping people by immediately offering shelter, food, medical care, case worker services and a range of settlement options”See the Story
Adams: NYC to open relief centers for asylum seekers
67% Left coverage: 6 sources
US & Canada · WashingtonUCSF infectious disease Dr. Peter Chin-Hong: "I don't agree unfortunately with President Biden" "The reality is, there is still disease around. We're in a lull right now in the Bay Area," he says. Biden acknowledged the United States still has a "problem" with the virus.See the Story
Is the COVID pandemic really 'over' like Biden says? Experts say no
59% Left coverage: 17 sources
