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Minnesota officials are questioning a federal decision to deny more than $112 million in Medicaid reimbursement, saying the total denied is 1,000 times more than the amount of claims CMS has flagged.
The Federal Aviation Administration has ordered a nationwide ground stop, halting all flights from United States airports.
A small plane made an emergency landing in a field in Washington County on Friday afternoon, about an hour after the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) called for an unprecedented nationwide ground stop.
Zen Honeycutt, a leader within the Make America Healthy Again movement, was prepared for Tuesday’s outcome and is open to working with Democrats on policy priorities.
During a weekend town hall, US Senate candidate Abdul El-Sayed said he ‘absolutely’ disavowed the Muslim Brotherhood. Republicans have increasingly attempted to connect him and his family with the group ahead of the Nov. 3 election.
After a nearly $3 million campaign fueled by dark-money groups, voters in five Michigan cities created new committees to study healthcare costs and recommend policy changes. There are many unknowns.
For the second time this year, voters in the conservative enclave of northern Michigan rejected an operating millage that funds much of the county’s operations.
Michigan Republicans are pointing fingers after an historic drubbing in the midterm elections. Some blame Trump, some blame state party leadership. Where does the party go from here?
Michigan Democrats dominated competitive races by appealing directly to voters’ pocketbooks. Now, the big question is whether they can deliver — and how soon after they take office in January.
The governor-elect wants to raise minimum teacher salaries to $60,000, but one of her biggest allies — the Michigan Education Association — isn’t yet on board. Others are also raising questions.
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel said the ferry companies have raised prices and ‘leveraged their power in alarming ways.’
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