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The Detroit-based nonprofit Mothering Justice — which centers its work on the needs of mothers and families, from paid sick leave to affordable child care — hosted the grand opening of their new center in Detroit’s Eastern Market neighborhood on Thursday evening.

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Detroit-based advocacy group Mothering Justice opens new office space in Eastern Market • Michigan Advance
The Detroit-based nonprofit Mothering Justice — which centers its work on the needs and rights of mothers and families, from paid sick leave to affordable child care — hosted the grand opening of thei...
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The federal government shutdown is forcing a reckoning for two remote health care programs because they automatically expired Oct. 1. The telehealth and in-home hospital care programs were both temporary — but increasingly popular — options for Medicare recipients
Shutdown forces Medicare patients off popular telehealth and hospital-at-home programs • Michigan Advance
The federal government shutdown is forcing a reckoning for two remote health care programs because they automatically expired Oct. 1. The telehealth and in-home hospital care programs were both tempor...
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Michigan Advance Trivia:

What Revolutionary War hero had a statue erected in their honor in Detroit on Oct. 10, 1966? (59 years ago today)

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A bipartisan group of former governors, including Michigan’s Jennifer Granholm, said Trump’s federalization and deployment of National Guard members to Chicago to control “modest” protests upended the careful balance between state and federal powers.
Former governors, state AGs weigh in on Trump’s deployment of National Guard troops • Michigan Advance
President Donald Trump’s novel use of National Guard troops for law enforcement purposes has reopened a debate over states’ authority to control police powers, as dueling briefs from current and forme...
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While a 24% pot tax won support from both sides of the aisle last week in Lansing, its detractors were similarly bipartisan, warning that it risked smothering small businesses, expanding the black market, and opened the state up to a potential constitutional challenge.

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Critics warn Michigan's 24% pot tax could crush small retailers, boost black market, hurt patients • Michigan Advance
As state budget negotiations drew to a close last week, members of the Democratic-led Senate and the Republican-led House were able to reach a deal to bring in additional funding for road repairs thro...
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WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said Thursday he’s prepared to cancel funding approved by Congress that he believes is going toward programs supported by Democrats, though he didn’t share any additional details during a Cabinet meeting.

“We’ll give them a little taste of their own medicine.”
Trump threatens 'permanent' cuts to Democratic programs on day nine of shutdown gridlock • Michigan Advance
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump said Thursday he’s prepared to cancel funding approved by Congress that he believes is going toward programs supported by Democrats, though he didn’t share any addi...
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State leaders have new worries about getting reimbursed for federal costs once the federal spending impasse is resolved. The Trump administration’s record of pulling funding and targeting Democratic-led states has some officials worried about what comes after the shutdown.
‘This shutdown feels different.’ States might not get repaid when government reopens. • Michigan Advance
States are continuing to operate federally funded programs during the shutdown. But they say they can only front those costs for so long — and some are worried about getting repaid.
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Michigan Advance Trivia:

On the 1978–1979 official Michigan highway map, what two fictional town names were inserted as a prank referencing a college rivalry?

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