Stacked Deck: Is Mueller Compromised?
Special counsel doesn’t seem to be independent after all Click Here for Story and Here for More Info
Detroit Deportations
Iraquis with criminal past swept up in deportations Click Here for Details
Business Subsidies Won’t Drive Growth
In endorsing a proposal to give businesses more subsidies, The Detroit News says that failing to pass this package “stunts not just job creation, but the state’s population growth as well.” … more
No Obstruction
Lawyer schools lib media on whether there has been Obstruction by Trump camp Click Here for Details and Video
US Helped Philippines
Philippine Army got some help from the US on fight with ISIS Click Here for Story
Investigate Lynch
Democrat calls for investigation of former AG Lynch and Clinton scandal Click Here for Details
Deadliest Ramadan?
Holy month death toll continues to rise Click Here for Story
No Evidence
Senators seeing no evidence of Trump Russian collusion Click Here for Details
Armed Response
Senator Cruz says its time for a military response to Drug Cartels Click Here for Story

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Puerto Rico voters choose for statehood but will the get it?
Taxpayers are paying $2.5 billion more each year than they should for state-mandated school employee pensions. Lawmakers are getting pushback on a bill that would fix this. The people fighting against this should actually support the effort.
More footage of CNN staging protests for news coverage
Joe Biden’s Niece pleads guilty to credit card scam
Pennsylvania gets its first new coal mine
Tunisians Protests FOR the right to NOT fast during Ramadan
Michigan’s public school districts are not the only educational institutions grappling with the financial burdens of a massively underfunded pension system. Seven of the state’s 15 public universities are also having to pay large sums to catch up on the public school system’s debt, which since just 2009 has risen from $12.0 billion to $29.1 billion.
Didi Chelsea Clinton destroy Michelle Obama’s legacy in a tweet?
Is America seeing what Islam threatens?
A nasty Un-American liberal
During his first day on the job, Detroit Superintendent Nikolai Vitti was greeted with concerns about the district’s high number of teacher vacancies that have left many students without a full-time teacher. The new schools chief has a number of tools at his disposal, while state lawmakers could provide even more.
Surprises in British election won’t stop Brexit
Dershowitz says no crimes by Trump
Trump empowers states on permitting for infrastructure C
James Comey admits to leaking his memo to the Press
If you’re planning a party this summer, don’t let an out-of-state relative offer to stock your bar. The Michigan House passed a set of bills that will create new civil and criminal penalties for individuals who bring too much alcohol into the state without a liquor distributor’s license.
Kent Intermediate School District paid a Democratic political consultant and public relations firm $123,890 as part of $275,000 campaign to get a property tax hike passed by voters in May.
Comey Ordered to Downplay Hillary Emails by former AG Lynch
General Election in Britain could spell end for the UK
Like this lady?
Biggest increase in drug related deaths
Islamic Holy month celebrated with huge violence
And needs only 51 votes
Macomb Country Commissioner tapped for Trump Infrastructure planning
Guess who is radicalizing?
Lawmakers are taking a second run at extending the scope of Michigan’s Freedom of Information Act by applying its disclosure requirements to the Legislature, lieutenant governor and governor.
Lt. Gov. Brian Calley isn’t talking about gross salary equivalents when he says legislators would have their pay cut in half to make it equal to what teachers are paid. Instead, he wants to prorate legislators’ pay based on the number of days they work — meaning the daily wage of legislators would be based on the daily wage of teachers.
Now 16 states support Trump travel ban plans
Federal contractor arrested for leaking classified info
Trump calls out London Mayor Sadiq Khan
Nearly $8.8 million of a proposed $33.1 million increase in the Michigan State Police budget next year would go toward hiring 48 new full-time employees to assist in medical marijuana licensure oversight.
Watch Maxine Waters abuse a journalist?
Caught red handed trying to push a Jihad friendly agenda?
Muslims close down public street to pray
Stop possible jihadis from coming to the US C
Homeland Security Officers defy judges illegal and inappropriate rulings
Police confiscate weapons from Antifa in Portland
Despite media claims Trump did win the wider Pittsburgh metro area
NBC hits Trump for calling London attack terrorism
Judicial Watch gets more Clinton emails released
Can Britain and Europe learn from their errors?