19 states sue HHS over push to ban transgender care for minors
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy’s push to limit gender-affirming care for young people is being challenged by 19 Democratic states and Washington, DC.
Ben Sasse, former GOP senator, reveals terminal cancer diagnosis
Former GOP Senator Ben Sasse, who served Nebraska for eight years as an outspoken critic of President Trump, has been diagnosed with stage 4 pancreatic cancer.
Epstein files: Unanswered questions as DOJ refutes letter to child predator Larry Nassar
Knowledge of the letter Jeffrey Epstein allegedly penned to Larry Nassar is not new. In 2019, it was "returned to sender" at the prison where Epstein was held, because of a wrong address.
One-on-one with Detroit's next mayor
Mary Sheffield has spent her preparatory time ahead of taking over as mayor with departments as she gets ready to oversee Michigan's biggest city.
Detroit Mayor Mike Duggan gives final press conference before leaving office
Mayor Mike Duggan gave his final press conference of his term. He touched on a number of subjects and one of his biggest accomplishments was that he had 12 balanced budgets and a surplus each year that he was mayor.
Maryland congresswoman introduces two bills to overturn renaming of Kennedy Center
On Tuesday, Congresswoman April McClain Delaney introduced two pieces of legislation to overturn the attempt to add President Donald Trump's name to the John F.
Stimulus payment December 2025, IRS direct deposit relief payment & tariff dividend fact check
Hold off on that purchase! Online rumors of new stimulus checks by year’s end are out there.
DHS offers $3000 'holiday stipend' to migrants who self-deport by end of year
The expanded "holiday stipend" triples the original $1,000 offer.
Detroit Mayor Duggan touts work demolishing vacant buildings before leaving office
Mayor Mike Duggan is tying up some loose ends before he leaves office. He’s done a lot to get rid of Detroit’s blight problem, but he says there’s still a long way to go.
Longtime educator weighs in on legislation aimed at increasing safety measures inside child care centers
Jamie Sherrod sits down with Concetta Lewis, Assistant Superintendent with Ann Arbor Public Schools, to discuss legislation aimed at increasing safety measures inside child care centers.
Southfield child care center weighs in on legislation aimed at increasing safety measures
Jamie Sherrod sits down with JuneRachele, Owner of Major Child Care Academy to discuss legislation aimed at increasing safety measures inside child care centers.
Southfield child care center weighs in on new legislation to increase safety measures
Jamie Sherrod sits down with JuneRachele Eaton to discuss legislation aimed at increasing safety measures inside child care centers.
Some Epstein files released Friday disappear from DOJ website
At least 16 files related to Jeffrey Epstein that were released Friday have disappeared from the DOJ website, including photos of President Trump, with no explanation.
DOJ begins releasing documents in Jeffrey Epstein case
The Department of Justice begins releasing documents in the Jeffrey Epstein case, and one of them shows Epstein met his first known victim in Michigan. The Pulse breaks down the latest and gets reaction to the release
Epstein files released by Justice Department: What's in them
The Justice Department has released more than 300,000 pages of unclassified Jeffrey Epstein case files.
Mary Sheffield hosts annual toy giveaway
Detroit Mayor-elect Mary Sheffield hosted her annual toy giveaway Dec. 19.
Trump signs order aiming to reschedule cannabis
President Trump signs an executive order that aims to reschedule cannabis as a less dangerous drug. Frank Marra with Greenhouse of Walled Lake discusses the impact it could have. Plus, public relations guru Matt Friedman on the potential fallout from White House Chief of Staff Susie Wiles' interview with Vanity Fair.
New Epstein photos shared a day before case files deadline
The latest photo dump from Jeffrey Epstein's estate includes a screenshot of messages discussing a “scout" who sends girls.
Fact Check Trump Presidential Address: Claims clash with administration’s own data
President Donald Trump’s upbeat description of the country’s progress Wednesday contrasted with the reality facing many Americans and with some of his own administration’s statistics. Here’s a fact check of his presidential address.
Federal Judge Line 5 ruling: Environmental groups concerned for lake health
Michigan is not allowed to shut down the controversial Line 5 pipeline up in Mackinac, according to a federal judge who made the ruling on Wednesday.