Spring is a season of rebirth and celebrating, including the celebration of Easter and Passover and the food-centered traditions they bring. As Michiganders celebrate, the Michigan Department of Agriculture and Rural Development reminds hosts to keep food safety in mind as they cook for their ...
“No doctrine involving more pernicious consequences was ever invented by the wit of man than that any of (the Constitution’s) provisions can be suspended during any of the great exigencies of government.” — Ex Parte Milligan, Supreme Court of the United States, 1866. President Donald ...
Bouquet: On March 31, when the ice storm hit, the power went out in the southeast area of Iron Mountain/Kingsford, and I ran out of gas there and was unable to move my car. A gentleman pulled up and asked if he could help. He said he would have to go to Norway to get gas and would be back in ...
This trade war with Canada is not the first. Forty-five years ago, Maine potato farmers piled rotten potatoes at their state’s borders with New Brunswick. Blocking nine crossings, the Mainers accused Canada of unfairly subsidizing its potato growers, thus driving down the prices they could ...
About 18% of children in Michigan live in food-insecure homes. Unfortunately, the issues they face could potentially snowball under proposed cuts by congressional Republicans that would make it more difficult for schools to provide universal free meals, according to state officials. GOP ...
Did you bet on March Madness? I did, and many of you did, too. Americans bet billions on NCAA tournaments. We also “spent $60 billion at casinos last year (and) about $12 billion on online sports betting,” notes economist Jason Sorens in my new video. Sorens published a state-by-state ...