Many states have either exempted feminine hygiene products from sales and use taxes or are considering the idea.
Author: Dave Boucher, Detroit Free Press
FCC proposes record $5.1 million fine against election robocall purveyors
Wohl and Burkman also face criminal charges in connection with the calls. Both have pleaded not guilty.
Black Michigan lawmaker posts voicemails of lynching threats in wake of election hearing
Many threats have been received by Democratic and Republican lawmakers in Michigan, as Trump allies argue widespread fraud led to a stolen election there.
‘The people have spoken’: Federal judge rejects ex-Trump attorney Sidney Powell’s Michigan election lawsuit
The judge said the court was being asked “to ignore the will of millions of voters. This the Court cannot, and will not, do. The people have spoken.”
Trump allies to Michigan judge: Force Gov. Whitmer to overturn Biden’s win, give state to president
The allegations, provided without credible evidence of widespread fraud or misconduct, have been rebuffed in courts in other states.
Michigan board votes to certify election results despite GOP calls to delay
A Republican member of Michigan’s state canvassing board broke with his GOP colleague, joining two Democrats in voting to certify election results.
Democrats’ path to victory in 2020 election ‘runs straight through Michigan,’ Kamala Harris tells Detroit supporters
The Democratic vice presidential nominee visited Black-owned businesses in Flint and rallied with supporters in Detroit during Tuesday campaign stop.
Expert predicts auto industry could take 2 years to rebound to pre-pandemic sales levels
Experts and analysts from the auto industry told state lawmakers about the impact coronavirus had on their past and how it will affect their future.