Do polls mean as much as they used to?
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We're nearing the point where voters will see a number of polls in the leadup to the Midterm Elections, but in recent years, they've faced criticism for their accuracy. Detroit News Columnist Kaitlyn Buss weighs in on if they still hold the same significance. Plus, Congresswoman Debbie Dingell and Conservative Commentator Jamie Roe discuss what comes next after President Trump's summit with Chinese President Xi Jinping.

Data center debate & Detroit in the UFO files
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The data center debate rages on, as residents of Allen Park speak against these facilities. Awecomm CEO Brent Yax with the fears these communities have. Plus, Bill Konkolesky, State Director of the Michigan Chapter of the Mutual UFO Network, discusses Detroit being in the UFO files released by the Department of Defense.

Does negative campaigning help or hinder in elections?
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The campaign for senate is getting more heated on the Democratic side. Troy Mayor Ethan Baker and Detroit City Council Member Mary Waters weigh in on if negative campaigning helps or hurts the campaigns. Plus, social media expert Ethan Lloyd weighs in on the lawsuit filed against Netflix.

Infrastructure questions surrounding Oakland County water main break
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The water main break in Oakland County has reignited the age-old question about aging infrastructure. Suzanne Coffey with the Great Lakes Water Authority and Congresswoman Lisa McClain talk about what needs to be done.

Ceasefire deal with Iran 'On life support;' UFO files release
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Tonight on The Pulse we look at the latest with the war in Iran and the ceasefire that President Trump describes as being on life support. Retired naval intelligence commander, Dr. Paul Chabot weighs-in on the situation. We also discuss the budget battle over DHS funding and how the White House ballroom may complicate a deal being made.  Lori Goldman with 'Fems for Dems' and conservative commentator Jamie Roe both discuss this as well as the situation in Iran. And UFO expert Bill Konkolesky joins us to talk about the recent release of UFO files and photos by the Pentagon.

UFO files released & automotive news
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The Pentagon begins releasing files on UFOs. Coleman Young II & Terry Johnson discuss the release, and the other big headlines. Plus, Former Auto Supply Chain Executive Jan Griffiths discusses some big stories involving the auto industry, including who qualifies for tariff refunds.

The myth of the great divide & Virginia AI-powered grocery pricing ban
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Social media makes people think America is hopelessly divided, however the data shows that's not the case. Tanner Friedman Public Relations Co-Founder & Media Analyst Matt Friedman weighs in. Plus, the possible affect Virginia's ban of artificial intelligence-powered grocery pricing could have.

Democrats call for nominating convention audit & AI chatbot goblins
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Democratic calls for an audit of the party's nominating convention are growing. State Senator Sylvia Santana discusses why she's one of the ones saying the votes and results need review. Plus, why is ChatGPT obsessed with goblins?? AI Expert Joe Tavares weighs in.

Midterm election look-ahead & Trump IRAs vs. regular retirement accounts
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The Pulse looks ahead to the midterm elections: Sam Robinson with Detroit One Million with what he's hearing about the race for United States Senate, and University of Detroit Mercy College of Humanities, Arts and SOcial Sciences Dean Jocelyn Boryczka on the huge changes coming to Michigan no matter what happens in November. Plus, Financial Advisor Dan Casey breaks down the differences between Trump IRAs and traditional retirement accounts.

United States fights to reopen Strait of Hormuz
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The United States is making a big push to reopen the Strait of Hormuz. The Pulse gets perspective from Retired Naval Intelligence Commander Dr. Paul Chabot about what could come next. Plus, Detroit City Council Member Mary Waters and former Detroit Journalist Jeff Vaughn weigh in about the state of the war.

Detroit Pistons advance on to Round 2; Skubal to undergo surgery
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The Detroit Pistons for the first time since 2008 have advanced to Round 2. We preview their series against the Cavaliers. Also, Detroit Tigers ace to undergo elbow surgery. What this means tonight on the Sports Office.

Congress defers to President Trump on Iran
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Congressional Republicans have deferred to President Trump on the war in Iran as the 60-day deadline in the War Powers Resolution passes. The Pulse takes a closer look at where talks stand between the United States and Iran as gas prices soar.

McMorrow deleted tweets controversy & impact of influencers on elections
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State Senator Mallory McMorrow is facing criticism for social media posts she deleted, similar to a controversy her opponent, Abdul El-Sayed faced months before. The Pulse examines the tweets and gets perspective from Oakland University Political Science Professor Dave Dulio. Plus, Tanner Friedman Public Relations Co-Founder Matt Friedman discusses the affect influencers are having on elections and our political discourse.

Hegseth faces questions on war in Iran
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Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth faces tough question over the war in Iran from House Democrats. The Pulse takes a closer look at what was said, plus Oakland University History Professor James Naus weighs in on whether President Trump's invoking of religion could inflame tensions in the war in Iran.

MI House lawmakers push to investigate Epstein's ties to Interlochen
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As survivors of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse push to find out who knew what, and when, the Michigan State House of Representatives is looking to investigate his ties to the Interlochen Center for the Arts. State Representative Penelope Tsernoglou discusses the effort.

The latest in the White House Correspondents Dinner shooting
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Tonight on the Pulse, more details into the White House shooting and the suspect allegedly behind it. Plus, Melanie Clark, an anti-Kratom advocate, ties into the Kratom ban moving through Lansing.

Another teen takeover is planned in Detroit, what experts say is the solution
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Teen takeover continue to takeover Downtown Detroit and other cities across America. Meanwhile another is planned for this weekend in Detroit. What is the solution? Plus liquor sales are going down the drain at local restaurants and its dying up their bottom lines. 

Legalizing Psychedelics and Automaker's record recalls
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Interviews with U.S. Sen. Elissa Slotkin on war in Iran and Dr. Brooke Weingarden on legalizing psychedelics. 

Iran war impact on fertilizer & Trump set to reclassify cannabis
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The war in Iran could have a major impact on your grocery bill, as farmers around the world are dealing with a fertilizer shortage. Financial Advisor Dan Casey takes a closer look. Plus, Frank Marra with Greenhouse of Walled Lake discusses President Trump reportedly being set to reclassify cannabis.

Trump extends ceasefire between United States and Iran
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President Trump extends the ceasefire with Iran, saying the United States is awaiting a proposal from Iran. Retired Naval Intelligence Commander Dr. Paul Chabot discusses what could come next. Plus, a look at the future of both the Democratic and Republican Parties with Detroit City Council Member Mary Waters and Attorney & Conservative Advocate Terry Johnson.