Trump travel ban now in effect for 12 countries

Donald Trump's new travel ban is in effect for a dozen countries whose citizens are now allowed to enter the country. That includes Yemen, of which the community of Hamtramck is made up of citizens from the country.

Protesters clash with police in Los Angeles

Protests in Los Angeles continued to escalate as people clashed with local and federal police this weekend. The National Guard has since been called in, despite calls from California for the Trump Administration to back down.

Drugged driver hits MSP trooper

A dashcam inside another Michigan State Police vehicle captured the moment a driver who was under the influence of drugs slammed into the police vehicle on I-94.

Trump travel ban takes effect

A ban preventing and limiting access to the United States for people from certain countries is now in effect. The order includes a total ban for 12 counties and restrictions for nine other nations.

THE INTERVIEW | Borrow Inflate Repeat: Big Beautiful Bill, Modern Monetary Theory and not Paying Back Debt?

In an interview with FOX 2, Oakland University economist Dr. Michael Greiner warns the U.S. may be on the brink of a debt crisis, fueled by persistent deficits, economic drag from tariffs, and the seductive illusion that the federal government can borrow without limits. “We’re essentially constantly borrowing,” Greiner says, noting that while investors still trust U.S. credit, inflation is the inevitable cost.

THE INTERVIEW | Economist Raises Red Flags as House Approves Trump’s “Big Beautiful Bill”

The U.S. House narrowly approved the “Big Beautiful Bill” a sweeping plan to extend Trump-era tax cuts, trim discretionary spending, and promise a burst of economic growth. The legislation is now being considered by the Senate. Supporters claim the package can stimulate growth without raising taxes or cutting Social Security and Medicare. But with the national debt now exceeding $36 trillion and annual interest costs topping $1 trillion, economists are questioning whether the U.S. can realistically grow its way out of debt. Dr. Brian Marks, an economist at the University of New Haven, spoke with Hilary Golston about the bill’s long-term fiscal implications—and why he believes the math may not add up.

Tyler Conklin Foundation Youth Football Camp, Community Festival

Los Angeles Chargers Tight End Tyler Conklin is returning to his hometown to host a powerful day of connection, mentorship, and giving back at L’Anse Creuse High School North, the alma mater of both Tyler and his wife, Scottie. The event features two distinct experiences: a youth football camp for athletes aged 6 to 14 ($100 registration fee), and a free community festival open to all residents, families, and fans—whether or not they have a camper participating. For more information visit: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/tyler-conklin-foundation-youth-football-camp-community-festival-tickets-1344101687329