Michigan’s higher education system is facing mounting warning signs as enrollment declines, financial instability and political controversy continue to cloud the future of colleges and universities across the state. New data released by the state shows only 54.6% of Michigan’s Class of 2025 enrolled in college within six months of graduating high school, down from 56.8% the previous year and far below the 64.7% enrollment rate recorded a decade ago. The decline comes despite

Georgia voters will choose a new attorney general in November after Republican state Sen. Brian Strickland and Democratic state Rep. Tanya Miller won their party nominations for the open statewide seat. The race opened when Republican Attorney General Chris Carr decided to run for governor instead of seeking another term. The attorney general is Georgia’s chief legal officer, representing the state in court, advising the governor and state agencies, defending state laws and

Republican Texas Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne is leading the effort alongside multiple congressmen calling on the Trump administration to investigate H-1B fraud in the Dallas-Fort Worth area. After multiple investigative reports of alleged fraud within DFW have been uncovered, Texas representatives are requesting President Donald Trump and his administration to immediately investigate the fraud. Earlier this year, BlazeTV Host Sara Gonzales released multiple investigations sh