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Michigan Supreme Court tosses state regulator’s approval of Line 5 tunnel project Original

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By Ben Solis Verified
| Michigan Advance
The Michigan Public Service Commission must revisit its order approving the Enbridge Energy Line 5 tunnel project because it did not properly examine environmental harms that might arise from extending the pipeline’s lifespan, the Michigan Supreme Court ruled Friday. The controversial pipeline runs from Superior, Wisconsin to Sarnia, Ontario, with a 4.5-mile segment of dual pipelines running through the Straits of Mackinac, where Lake Michigan and Lake Huron meet.
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Stevens dismisses PAC focus as ‘campaign finance zoomies’ Original

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By Ben Solis Verified
| Michigan Advance
As U.S. Rep. Haley Stevens (D-Birmingham) makes her closing arguments to August primary voters across the state, the congresswoman, who is seeking the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate, met with business leaders in Lansing on Wednesday for a question-and-answer session. Questions regarding campaign finance and the amount of outside money being raised and spent on her behalf continue to follow her across campaign events and in key debates.
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Michigan House Oversight Committee backs off of issuing subpoenas over Benson SPLC connections Original

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By Ben Solis Verified
| Michigan Advance
Michigan Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson, the Democratic frontrunner in the Aug. 4 gubernatorial primary, and her connections to the Southern Poverty Law Center are being scrutinized by Republicans in hotly contested election year, and leading that charge is the state House Oversight Committee, which has for months indicated that it would investigate her ties to the organization. On Wednesday, it indicated it will hold off for now.
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