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Nearly Half Of Residents Disapprove of Michigan's Education Policies

(DETROIT) -- A poll conducted by EPIC MRA for ABC affiliate WXYZ-TV and The Detroit Free Press shows that 48% of Michigan residents disapprove of Governor Rick Snyder's education policies, while 36% approve and 16% are undecided.

During his time in office, Snyder has slashed funding for college and public schools, reformed teacher evaluations, got rid of the cap on the number of charter schools in the s ...Read More

Who Wants to Be an Astronaut? NASA to Hire Civilian Candidates

Chris Cohen/NASA(HOUSTON) -- NASA called for all willing candidates to apply for a spot in the next astronaut class by midnight Friday. It’s a leap of faith because there is no great space race anymore and Newt Gingrich is the only candidate who even mentions a future in space for the U.S.

Nevertheless, NASA said that as of late F ...Read More

Romney Attacked Over Medicare Settlement

ABC/Matthew Putney(MIAMI) -- Mitt Romney’s enemies have unleashed a torrent of attacks in Florida over Medicare fraud conspiracy committed by a company Romney helped run in the 1990s.

The pro-Newt-Gingrich superPAC Winning Our Future has released a one-minute trailer and a “dramatic new film presentation” called “Blo ...Read More

US Negotiating Release of American Writer in Somalia

Stockbyte/Thinkstock(WASHINGTON) -- Days after the rescue of a U.S. aid worker held hostage in Somalia, officials are now working on the release of an American writer taken captive by pirates and now under the threat of death.

The writer was only supposed to be in the country for a few weeks to work on a book on piracy, though he&rsq ...Read More

Facebook IPO Next Week?

Justin Sullivan/Getty Images(NEW YORK) -- Facebook could file papers for its IPO, or initial public offering of company stock, as early as next Wednesday, according to the Wall Street Journal, which cited unnamed people familiar with the matter.

Facebook itself has not commented, nor have Morgan Stanley or Goldman Sachs, which have been vying ...Read More

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(January 27) - President Barack Obama talks "exclusively" to Paul W. Smith before his speech at the University of Michigan and they touch on several important issues including making college more affordable.

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