If it stays on the current path, with ever-expanding government, poor job creation, miserable schools, and growing inequality, it could well be game over.

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In one-on-one interviews with MLive/The Ann Arbor News, former University of Michigan Presidents Mark Schlissel and Lee Bollinger shared their thoughts on Syracuse University Chancellor Kent Syverud’s ...

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Prosecutors, defense and civil attorneys agree it’s a legal situation unlike anything the state has ever seen.

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The pressure now moves to the House, which is in recess, as the government enters at least a limited funding lapse.

A cooling labor market, rising long-term unemployment, and trade-policy uncertainty point to slower hiring and tougher employment conditions in 2026.