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Voting · District of Columbia

DC Council partially funds ranked choice voting, falls short of full implementation

43% Left coverage: 7 sources

The D.C. council voted to partially fund Initiative 83, which includes ranked choice voting, but fell short of fully implementing it on Monday afternoon.See the Story

University of Michigan · Ann Arbor

University of Michigan professor dismissed over Title IX violation

60% Left coverage: 5 sources

A University of Michigan professor has been dismissed from his position in the university’s School of Music, Theatre and Dance following a complaint of inappropriate conduct with a graduate student. In a unanimous vote of the university’s Board of Regents…See the Story

Immigration and Customs Enforcement · United States

Standards for ICE Detention Centers Like Alligator Alcatraz Are Not Consistently Applied

Coverage: 2 sources

PolitiFact | Standards for ICE detention centers are inconsistent and can be difficult to enforce.See the Story

How To Protect Your Digital Footprint

You might not realize how much of your life is searchable online, but your digital footprint grows every time you log in, post,... The post How To Protect Your Digital Footprint appeared first on OfficeChai.Privacy See the Story

Former City Attorney: “Proposals A & B Deed Property to AADL For $1 And Allow AADL to Sell Off Property”

by Bruce Laidlaw Understanding the August special election ballot questions requires reading the charter sectionthat would be repealed. It says: SECTION 1.4. The City-owned public land bounded by Fifth Avenue, and William, Division and Liberty Streets shall be retained in public ownership, in perpetuity, and developed as an urban central park and civic center commons […]Ann Arbor · Ann Arbor Read Article

Supreme Court dismisses SARS appeal against African Bank

The Supreme Court of Appeal (SCA) hasdismissed an appeal application by South African Revenue Service (SARS) commissioner Edward Kieswetter in a case between the commissioner and African Bank Limited. In an electronic judgement handed down on Tuesday, the SCA ruled that Kieswetter’s appeal application arguing that the Tax Court in the Western Cape lacked jurisdiction to adjudicate upon and determine the appeal lodged to it by African Bank in ter…Cape Town · Cape Town See the Story

Scio Twp. Supervisor’s Lawyer Accuses Judge J. Cedric Simpson of Violating Client’s Constitutional Rights and of Showing Favoritism

by P.D. Lesko At a July 1, 2025 hearing, Scio Twp. Supervisor Jillian Kerry’s lawyer, R. Michael Bullotta, a former United States prosecutor in Los Angeles and Detroit took an opportunity to place on the record an accusation that 14-A1 District Judge J. Cedric Simpson had violated Kerry’s Sixth Amendment and Fourteenth Amendment Constitutional rights. […]Ann Arbor · Ann Arbor Read Article

At Sweet Corn Day, Kim Reynolds, Mike Naig Tout Benefits of 'Big, Beautiful Bill' to Iowa

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

Ag Secretary Mike Naig cited tax relief, extension of the ethanol tax credit and strengthened crop insurance as reasons to support the new bill.Donald Trump See the Story

University of Michigan regents, execs get 24-hour security as threats, harassment persist

67% Right coverage: 6 sources

University of Michigan provided 24-hour security to regents and executives as harassment, property damage, and personal threats from pro-Palestinian protesters continued.Protestors · Ann Arbor See the Story

Proposal aims to change who pays broker fees in Massachusetts

64% Center coverage: 11 sources

BOSTON (WPRI) — A major shift could be coming to the Massachusetts rental market that would save renters thousands of dollars upfront. Gov. Maura Healey proposed a change in who pays broker fees, saying that it's part of a bigger plan to address the state's housing crisis. The cost of renting in Massachusetts is sky high, she said, and the proposal would shift the responsibility from the tenant to the landlord. "We've got to make it more afforda…Maura Healey · Boston See the Story

USAID cuts may cause over 14 million additional deaths by 2030, study says

55% Center coverage: 140 sources

Deep funding cuts to the U.S. Agency for International Development and its potential dismantling could result in more than 14 million additional deaths by 2030, according to research published in The Lancet medical journal on Monday.USAID · United States See the Story

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DC Council partially funds ranked choice voting, falls short of full implementation

University of Michigan professor dismissed over Title IX violation

Standards for ICE Detention Centers Like Alligator Alcatraz Are Not Consistently Applied

How To Protect Your Digital Footprint

Former City Attorney: “Proposals A & B Deed Property to AADL For $1 And Allow AADL to Sell Off Property”

Supreme Court dismisses SARS appeal against African Bank

Scio Twp. Supervisor’s Lawyer Accuses Judge J. Cedric Simpson of Violating Client’s Constitutional Rights and of Showing Favoritism

At Sweet Corn Day, Kim Reynolds, Mike Naig Tout Benefits of 'Big, Beautiful Bill' to Iowa

University of Michigan regents, execs get 24-hour security as threats, harassment persist

Proposal aims to change who pays broker fees in Massachusetts

USAID cuts may cause over 14 million additional deaths by 2030, study says

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Former City Attorney: “Proposals A & B Deed Property to AADL For $1 And Allow AADL to Sell Off Property”

Supreme Court dismisses SARS appeal against African Bank

Scio Twp. Supervisor’s Lawyer Accuses Judge J. Cedric Simpson of Violating Client’s Constitutional Rights and of Showing Favoritism

At Sweet Corn Day, Kim Reynolds, Mike Naig Tout Benefits of 'Big, Beautiful Bill' to Iowa

University of Michigan regents, execs get 24-hour security as threats, harassment persist

Proposal aims to change who pays broker fees in Massachusetts

USAID cuts may cause over 14 million additional deaths by 2030, study says