The latest episode in the saga that is the 54-54 split House had the majority of the House Republican caucus voting no on one of their own members’ bills, after House Democrats did not put eight Republican-requested bills on the agenda.

U.S. Senate candidate Hill Harper claimed that the Democratic Party is putting “their thumb on the scale and choking out competition” by steering “establishment dollars” to a single candidate.

Long-shot Democratic presidential candidate Dean Phillips said that after the New Hampshire primary wraps up Jan. 23, his next stop is Michigan, the site of the Feb. 27 presidential primary . . . and it might be shortly after the polls close.

When asked if the time has come for the 54-54 split House to look into a shared power situation, which has been suggested by House Republican Leader Matt Hall (R-Kalamazoo), Gov. Gretchen Whitmer was confident in her "No."

Amid 21 charges leveled against Anne and Robert Minard, the specter of 501c4 nonprofits has conjured up the ghost of allegations from election cycles past