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15 Ways Drivers and Motorcyclists Can Help Prevent Accidents Published SPONSORED CONTENT This content is from our sponsor. The FOX editorial team was not involved with the creation of this content. Sponsored by article May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month, a perfect time to focus on making Michigan roads safer for bikers and motorists. The majority of motorcycle accidents involve at least one passenger vehicle. And, because motorcyclists have minimal protection, they usually suffer more serious injuries than those riding in cars and trucks. In fact, motorcyclists are 27 times more li...
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Good morning! It is the first time in the school’s more than 200-year history that members of the Board of Regents have censured one of their own. Weiser landed in hot water after he was caught on camera at a recent party meeting calling top state lawmakers “witches” and referencing “assassination” when talking about two Michigan GOP Reps. who voted to impeach former president Donald Trump. The resolution to censure Regent Weiser passed with six votes, one abstention and one absence. Board of Regents Chairwoman Denise Ilitch said that the Board cannot simply remove Weiser since he i...
Weiser refuses call by UM regents to resign, saying he 'won't be canceled' University of Michigan regent and Michigan Republican Party chairman Ron Weiser refused to resign after the university's Democratic-majority board called for him to do so during a rare Friday special meeting prompted by his controversial remarks about high-ranking elected officials. Six Democratic regents approved a resolution to censure Weiser for the comments that "brought national and international disrepute" on the university. Of the two Republicans, Regent Sarah Hubbard abstained, while Weiser didn't appear ...