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Michigan’s Marijuana Market Matures

Aug 04, 2025 Michigan’s marijuana market is emerging as one of the most mature in a vastly complex web extending across the country. But the state’s status is a mixed blessing, according to some of the industry’s stakeholders. The biggest and most ironic conundrum...

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CBS’s Shame and The Rise of Indy Journalism

Comedian Stephen Colbert’s banishment from CBS is a furtherance of the cycle of shame unfolding at the legendary news network. But even as CBS and its parent company, Paramount, fork over $16 million to settle a frivolous lawsuit, lose cornerstone news professionals,...

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$ub$tack

Media outlets are becoming propaganda hubs or self-censoring soft serves under pressure from the Trump administration, greatly endangering the exercise of the constitutional right to a free press. This stifling of the free and truthful flow information is especially...

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NIH Cuts, Which Way Will The Wind Blow?

By PAUL NATINSKY Like the rest of the cuts by chainsaw, the 15-percent cap on indirect costs for National Institutes of Health projects is a sharp-edged reduction in spending. Purportedly targeted at reducing waste and inefficiency, the indiscriminate reduction belies...

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10 Seconds Over Portland

To suddenly be up against a biologically stronger and faster athlete who is operating with a body possessed of the athletic frame of an adolescent boy is beyond unfair. The records earned, the achievements born of months and years of training, the hard-fought wins are washed away overnight.

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It Takes More Than A Boycott

By PAUL NATINSKY A series of one-week boycotts of products and services owned and operated by American and international plutocrats isn’t going to make a difference politically or practically. The richest man in the world was willing to absorb a 50 percent decrease in...

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