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The U.S. House Natural Resources Committee has unanimously approved legislation from Congressman Tim Walberg intended to better manage the double-crested cormorant population around the Great Lakes.

Legislation from Congressman Tim Walberg intended to implement a national strategy for broadband development has been approved by a U.S. House committee.

Republicans introduced a bicameral bill Monday to limit the number of international students who can compete in varsity college sports.

Rep. Tim Walberg (R., Mich.) says Michigan is experiencing an automotive manufacturing “renaissance” as automakers pour billions of dollars into American production.

More than one hundred people gathered Friday morning at the Veterans Memorial at The Four Corners Park in Coldwater,  to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 terror attacks against the United States.

The House Education and the Workforce Committee is sending a letter to the Government Accountability Office in order to assess how AI is affecting college admissions.

Congressman Tim Walberg says a vote by the U.S. House this past week will keep the federal government funded through December while Congress works to complete its fiscal year 2027 spending bills.

The House passed a bill Thursday that would prohibit colleges participating in federal student aid programs from engaging in defined nonexpressive commercial boycotts of Israel.