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Michigan tribal leaders request probe into casino's federal approval View Comments Lansing — Three tribal leaders from Michigan are asking for an investigation into the handling by former President Donald Trump's administration of a casino project planned for Muskegon County. In a letter sent Monday to Mark Lee Greenblatt, the inspector general for the U.S. Department of the Interior, the tribal leaders contended that the off-reservation project of the Little River Band of Ottawa Indians gained federal approval in December in a bid to "create enormous controversy in the state of Michigan a...

I, LIKE many other Scottish families, have devastatingly experienced the death of a loved one from terminal illness. My father was diagnosed with short-term terminal cancer. He was very pragmatic and faced his illness with huge bravery. His fear was not death itself, but how he would die. To put it bluntly, my father’s cancer experience over four months was devastating. He required medication to manage the extreme pain from his cancer, but this medication caused him terrifying hallucinations. With no other options, my dad had to continue with this treatment, and we watched our kind, sen...

The fastest swimmers in the United States will be putting their hopes and dreams on the line at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials-Swimming, June 13-20, in Omaha.

Share: Produce supply chain logistics and technology company Hwy Haul has secured a $10 million Series A round of funding, co-led by Eileses Capital and BluePointe Ventures. Additional investors include AgFunder and True Blue Partners and notable angel investors like Dheeraj Pandey, founder and ex-CEO of Nutanix (NASDAQ: NTNX); Girish Mathrubootham, founder and CEO of Freshworks; Rajiv Batra, founder of Hwy Haul's technology platform uses artificial intelligence, machine learning and optimization algorithms to connect loads of fresh produce with carriers across North America. Customers inclu...

  A student who decided to quit before finishing her three years of study to chase a then little-known career has revealed her gamble paid off. When Alexa Collins dropped out of university at 21 to pursue a career in social media, she said she knew it was going to pay off. She was right. The now 25-year-old model is now a millionaire, living a luxurious lifestyle with her real estate boyfriend of two years, Tom Shields, 31, in Miami, Florida. She was studying communications for three years, and after deciding to quit she earned her first million by 25. Her success came when she turned her In...