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President Donald Trump says he is appointing Bill Pulte, the director of the Federal Housing Finance Agency and a Trump loyalist whose family has a long history in Detroit and Michigan, as the nation’s acting chief intelligence official.
President Donald Trump lit into Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in an expletive-laden call on June 1, multiple news outlets reported, after Iran threatened to pull out of peace talks with the United States over strikes...
At Stellantis’ investor day on May 21, when the automaker unveiled its plans to reinvigorate the company’s performance, CEO Antonio Filosa named Chinese automakers as one of the foremost threats facing his business. But Stellantis said...
LANSING —The union for Michigan corrections officers is pushing back against a plan to give $10,000 raises to new officers at only some Michigan prisons, calling the measure an ineffective Band-Aid and a slap in the face to officers at other...
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1904: Black American Dr. Charles Drew, a pioneer in medical research, was born. Drew is known for his work in developing long-term storage for blood plasma and working with the American Red Cross to organize the first extensive blood bank in...
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