The Pulse Special: Minneapolis mass shooting
The Pulse discusses the mass shooting at a Minneapolis Catholic school. How you can have the discussion with your children, plus how to secure houses of worship and how to be more tolerant of people with views different than our own.
Michigan free school lunches funding concerns
An impasse in the process for the state school aid budget is sparking concerns that Michigan's free school lunch program could be on the chopping block. A teacher discusses what's at stake, and State Senators Jim Runestad and Darrin Camilleri take you inside the talks.
Trump’s order to end cashless bail & McDonald for Attorney General
President Trump issues an executive order to end cashless bail. Former U.S. Attorney Matthew Schneider weighs in on that, plus a conversation about the federal takeover of Washington D.C.’s police department with Schneider, James Craig & Gina Keller. Also, Oakland County Prosecutor Karen McDonald discusses her run for Michigan Attorney General
John Bolton's house raided; redistricting drama and Trump targeting Chicago next?
Trump's ex-National Security Advisor John Bolton's home was raided Friday. The latest on the crime crackdown in Washington DC with President Trump saying Chicago may be the next site of the federal law enforcement takeover. A battle over district lines is underway in Texas and California.
Trump visits federal law enforcement in DC amid crackdown; Leonard makes pitch for governor
President Trump spent time with the National Guard, Homeland Security and other federal law enforcement, Political Science professor Dave Dulio talks executive order guardrails, Tom Leonard talks the race for governor and business analyst Mark Lee talks tariffs.
Learning from history with Ukraine & the impact of endorsements
President Trump wants to make a deal to end the war between Russia & Ukraine, but one state representative reminds us why deals like this haven't always ended well with Ukraine. Plus, discussing the impact of endorsements in the races for Detroit Mayor & Michigan Governor.
Benson reacts to Trump?s push to eliminate mail-in ballots & voting machines
Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson reacts to President Trump?s push to eliminate mail-in ballots and voting machines. Plus, Keith Johnson and Terry Johnson debate the president?s powers.
Trump?s meeting with Zelenskyy & mail-in ballot proposal
President Trump meets with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for a much calmer Oval Office meeting. Plus, the president wants to take on mail-in voting, but the constitution says he can?t
President Donald Trump's Alaska summit with Russian President Vladimir Putin
President Donald Trump holds a meeting in Alaska with Russian President Vladimir Putin, tto end the conflict in Ukraine. A former U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine and a Ukranian-American weigh in on the talks.
Debating the effectiveness of the DC Police takeover & Moss for congress
The federal takeover of Washington, D.C.'s police department continues, but some are questioning if it'll be effective. Plus, State Senator Jeremy Moss on his bid for congress.
Newsom trolls Trump, talkin? tariffs & DC police takeover latest
Governor Gavin Newsom?s office calls on President Trump to back down from the Texas redistricting battle, using language the president frequently uses in his posts. Plus, the latest on the president?s tariffs and the federal takeover of Washington, D.C. police.
Federal takeover of DC Police & Latest consumer index report
FOX 2 talks to FOX 5 DC anchor Jim Lokay about the situation in DC plus Janee Ayers & James Harris candidates for Detroit City Council At-Large talk November election.
Trump takes over DC police & Sheffield?s campaign for mayor
President Trump takes over the Washington, D.C. police department, but the numbers don?t back up his claims of rampant crime. Plus, Detroit City Council President Mary Sheffield on her campaign for mayor headed into the general election
August primary turnout by the numbers & impact of tariffs
A unique look at how many voters showed up for the August primary in Detroit. Plus, former auto supply chain executive Jan Griffiths on the impact new tariffs will have on the auto industry and consumers.
Canadian wildfires fight & Kinloch?s run for Detroit mayor
As smog from Canadian wildfire impacts all of Michigan, Macomb County Public Works Commissioner Candice Miller says the country needs to do more. Plus, Triumph Church Senior Pastor Solomon Kinloch Jr. on his primary victory and campaign plans headed into November
Gilchrist on the race for governor & PR guru on Sydney Sweeney jeans ad controversy
Lieutenant Governor Garlin Gilchrist takes your questions about his bid for governor. Plus, PR guru Matt Friedman with his take on the controversy surrounding American Eagle's jeans commercial featuring actress Sydney Sweeney.
Michigan August Primary: The results and what's next
Tuesday's election will only narrow down the candidates running for office, including leadership positions in Detroit, Pontiac, and Hamtramck. It will also give voters in some Metro Detroit cities the chance to vote on major bond proposals.
Detroit Mayoral Race Speed Campaigning & CPB cuts fallout
The candidates for Detroit Mayor make their last-minute pitches to voters. Plus, the President & CEO of Detroit PBS talks about the fallout from the Corporation for Public Broadcasting?s upcoming closure.
Does politics belong in the world of stand-up? Comedian Will Burkart explains
Comedian Will Burkart discusses whether politics should be used in the world of stand-up. Plus, Political Science Chair at Oakland University Peter Trumbore discusses wars in Ukraine and Gaza.
Crisis in Gaza & Trump tariff deadline approaches
FOX 2 talks with Imad Hamad Executive Director for the American Human Rights Council about the situation in Gaza. Plus, Mike Cox, Republican candidate for governor, joins us in studio to talk about his campaign.