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Nessel Urges FTC To Strengthen Online Protections For ChildrenMichigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and a bipartisan group of 24 other Attorneys General today urged the Federal Trade Commission to strengthen its rules prohibiting websites, mobile applications, and other digital marketing companies from collecting and using the personal information of children under the age of 13.
Michigan Closing In To Legalize Sports, Online GamblingThe Legislature and Gov. Gretchen Whitmer are closing in on an agreement to legalize sports betting and internet gambling in Michigan, with final votes possible this week.
Michigan Independent Says He's Ready To Vote To Impeach TrumpRep. Justin Amash said Friday that he is prepared to vote for three articles of impeachment against President Donald Trump, ensuring that Democrats won't be the only ones to impeach the President when the historic vote hits the floor as soon as this month.
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14-Year-Old Rochester Hills Student Suspended For Making 'Kill List'A 14-year-old student of the Rochester School District has been suspended and will receive a mental health evaluation after reportedly making a "kill list" at her school.
'Move Over Please': MSP Cites Semi-Truck Driver After Side-Swiping Patrol CarA semi-truck driver has been cited by Michigan State Police after side-swiping a patrol vehicle on westbound I-96.
Nessel Urges FTC To Strengthen Online Protections For ChildrenMichigan Attorney General Dana Nessel and a bipartisan group of 24 other Attorneys General today urged the Federal Trade Commission to strengthen its rules prohibiting websites, mobile applications, and other digital marketing companies from collecting and using the personal information of children under the age of 13.