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Asian carp reproduce quickly and dominate the water systems they inhabit, placing enormous strain on indigenous fish species and the ecosystem. (Jim Weber/The Commercial Appeal via AP)
Energy and Environment

Senators raise alarm as Asian carp poised to infest Great Lakes

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Amor Ftouhi is accused of stabbing a Flint, M.I., police officer on Wednesday. (AP Photo/Paul Sancya)
Beltway Confidential

Don’t underestimate the threat of visa waiver nation terrorists

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Federal officials said the attack was an isolated incident and the city was not facing a greater threat. (Jake May/The Flint Journal-MLive.com via AP)
Crime

FBI: Suspect in custody following stabbing at Flint airport

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Mika used to work for two Michigan Republican congressmen. (Matt Mika LinkedIn)
News

Wounded lobbyist Matt Mika ‘loved’ the congressional baseball team

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The men were planning attacks in New York and Panama. (AP Photo/Mohammed Zaatari)
National Security

Two Americans arrested for supporting planned Hezbollah attacks against Americans, Israelis

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Energy and Environment

GOP lawmaker Tim Walberg: God ‘can take care of’ climate change

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News

32 Michigan Law professors write letter of support for Joan Larsen’s 6th Circuit nomination

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A sidewalk tent offers deals on cell phones outside the now-empty office space that served as a 2016 campaign office for Hillary Clinton in a Roseville, Mich., strip mall on May 3. (Frank Craig for Washington Examiner)
Columnists

Hillary’s perfectly crafted untruths

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The workers received a warning from management about repercussions for missing work without permission. (Cory Morse | MLive.com)
Beltway Confidential

Immigrant workers claim wrongful termination when fired after skipping work to protest

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Detroit licenses about 60 occupations, imposing extra fees and requirements on top of existing Michigan licenses for about half of these occupations. The other half of the occupations that Detroit licenses are not licensed by the state at all. Examples range from window washers, who pay a $72 yearly fee, to pawnbrokers, who pay a $984 yearly fee. (AP Photo/Michael Dwyer)
Beltway Confidential

How asinine, job-killing regulations are holding Detroit back

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