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September 11, 2023 Associated Press Cancer care tougher to access in US if English second language

September 11, 2023 Poets & Quants How fires, floods and hurricanes create deadly pockets of information isolation

September 11, 2023 NBC News Ann Arbor’s guaranteed income pilot for entrepreneurs, gig workers opens next month

September 9, 2023 Wall Street Journal New Mexico governor issues 30-day ban on carrying guns in public in Albuquerque

September 8, 2023 U.S. News & World Report Fermi 2 powering back up after closure caused by coolant leak

September 9, 2023 The Hill Second GOP debate: From attacks to breakout moments, here’s what to watch for in California

September 8, 2023 Bridge Michigan 9 Russians charged with cyberattacks targeting US companies

September 8, 2023 Wall Street Journal Jazz and classical met in the 1940s, and we’re still catching up

September 7, 2023 Bloomberg News UAW risks long-term pain for short-term gain

September 7, 2023 The Hill ‘Trial tax’: Proud Boys members complain their long prison sentences punish them for demanding a trial

September 6, 2023 Wall Street Journal Japan joins the new moon race, and launches an X-ray telescope, too

September 7, 2023 Times Higher Education Why Motor City matters to monetary policy

September 5, 2023 Automotive News Saudi Arabia and Russia say they’ll keep oil production low through 2023

September 6, 2023 ABC News United Auto Workers strike likely

September 5, 2023 Daily Express (U.K.) Expanding mental health care in Michigan schools

September 5, 2023 Voice of America Proud Boys, Oath Keepers prosecutions set stage for Trump DC trial

September 4, 2023 Automotive News Women’s role in labor force continued to grow in August. Is the trend sustainable?

September 1, 2023 BuzzFeed News 5 things to know as Michigan COVID cases rise into the fall

September 3, 2023 Great Lakes Echo New UM-Flint interim chancellor values community partnerships, transparency in role

September 1, 2023 CBS News U-M econ study predicts small, temporary effect if UAW goes on strike