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Advocates are growing increasingly frustrated as anti-intimidation bills remain stalled in the Michigan Senate.

Members of the House Elections Committee on Monday voted in favor of advancing a slate of bipartisan bills that would regulate the use of deepfakes in political ads.  Last week, House Elections …

State lawmakers in the Michigan House of Representatives clashed last week over the fate of a resolution to support Israel in the wake of Hamas attacks on the Jewish state,

“It feels genocidal.”  That’s how state Rep. Noah Arbit (D-West Bloomfield) — who is Jewish and who represents the most heavily Jewish state House district in Michigan — described his …

Advocates are growing increasingly frustrated as anti-intimidation bills remain stalled in the Michigan Senate.

A resolution to condemn the murders of thousands of people in Israel may never come to a vote in Lansing.

Bipartisan resolutions from some Michigan State House and Senate lawmakers on war in Israel referred to committees.

A House resolution in support of Israel in the wake of recent deadly attacks by Islamic militant group Hamas on Thursday wasn’t allowed a floor vote.  State Rep. Bill G. Schuette (R-Midland) …

A resolution to condemn the murders of thousands of people in Israel may never come to a vote in Lansing.

Advocates of the state's proposed anti-intimidation laws are rightfully frustrated that the bills are languishing in front of the Michigan Senate.