Stevens on race for U.S. Senate & asking the experts
Congresswoman Haley Stevens joins The Pulse to discuss her run for U.S. Senate. Plus, taking your questions about the potential impact of tariffs on the housing market and the political cycle as a whole to the experts.
A look at Pope Leo XIV's views
The new pope, Leo XIV, was elected Thursday. The panel discusses the views of the man selected to replace Pope Francis.
100 days of DOGE & UM protest charges dropped
The panel discusses the first 100 days of DOGE, the effort by Elon Musk to cut government spending. Also, a protester who had charges dropped after a demonstration at the University of Michigan joins The Pulse.
Answering immigration questions & Trump’s movie tariffs
Answering your questions about the immigration process, and discussing how Taylor police say they’re working with ICE. Plus, the impact President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on foreign-produced films could have on the industry.
Trump’s constitution comment & answering your economic questions
During an interview about immigration and due process for people in the U.S. illegally, President Donald Trump answered with, "I don't know," when asked if he has to uphold the constitution. Plus, taking your economic questions to a financial advisor.
Trump targets public media & food bank funding fears
President Trump targets funding for PBS and NPR, claiming they have a liberal bias. Plus, why food banks are concerned about the communities they serve as federal aid is slashed.
The Pulse: Mike Waltz reassigned & answering your AI questions
President Trump nominated his National Security Advisor Mike Waltz to United Nations Ambassador. Plus, answering your questions about artificial intelligence
School mental health funding cuts & Signal scandal security issues
The Trump administration cuts $1 billion in school mental health grants. Plus, the security issues stemming from the Signal scandal involving Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.
President Trump in Michigan & Gov. Whitmer’s reaction
President Donald Trump marks 100 days in office in Macomb County. The Pulse breaks down his visit, plus reaction from Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to his announcement that new fighter jets are coming to Selfridge Air National Guard base.
Trump Report Card and tariff concerns for small businesses
A look at the first 100 days of Donald Trump's presidency and answering questions from small businesses worried about the tariff impacts on the economy and their bottom line.
Due process discussion & Wisconsin judge arrested
A discussion about due process when it comes to President Trump's immigration crackdown. Plus, why the FBI clamped the cuffs on a Wisconsin circuit court judge
Talkin’ tariffs & Signal scandal
A discussion about tariffs from a business and political perspective. Plus, the step Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth took to use Signal on his personal computer in his office.
Student debt: Department of Education to begin involuntary collections
The Department of Education will soon start collecting on student loans that are in default. This includes possible wage garnishments for those whose loans are defaulted.
Stevens joins senate race & the future of the RenCen
Congresswoman Haley Stevens becomes the latest candidate in the race for senate. Plus, the new owner of one of the Renaissance Center towers joins The Pulse to talk about the future of the iconic structure.
Pope Francis' legacy
Pope Francis died Monday at 88-years-old. The Pulse takes a closer look at his life & legacy, as well as what's next for the Catholic Church
RFK files released & Trump vs. SCOTUS
The Trump administration releases files related to the 1968 assassination of Robert F. Kennedy. Plus, diving into how the Supreme Court can enforce its order for the Trump administration to return a man wrongfully deported to El Salvador.
El-Sayed on the race for Senate
The race for U.S. Senate adds another name to the list. Former Wayne County Health director and 2018 candidate for governor Dr. Abdul El-Sayed announces he's running for the democratic nomination. He joined The Pulse to discuss his goals for Michigan and message for voters.
Trump vs. courts & the immigration issue
The Trump administration takes on the courts after the U.S. Supreme Court ordered them to return a man wrongfully deported to El Salvador. Plus, two conservatives with different takes on the president debate if his approach to immigration is correct.
Life sentences for offenders under 21 banned in Michigan
A controversial Michigan Supreme Court ruling is garnering both support and backlash. Some say banning automatic life sentences for offenders under 21 prevents cruel and unusual punishment, while others say it opens old wounds for families after people currently behind bars could be released. The panel discusses the ruling.
John James on the race for Michigan governor
Congressman John James joins The Pulse for his first television interview since entering the race for Michigan governor. Plus, a look-ahead to other key races in 2026.