Huizenga Predicts 2020 Campaign Tone At Spring Lake Breakfast
U S Rep Bill Huizenga met with local leaders at Spring Lake Country Club praising bipartisan work on PFAS and Great Lakes restoration while warning tariffs and a crowded Democratic field could shape 2020. He backed Trump picks for Supreme Court and projected Trump as 2020 Republican nominee.
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GM to add 400 jobs and build electric Bolt based vehicle
General Motors plans to invest 300 million dollars at its Orion Township Michigan plant to produce a Chevrolet electric vehicle built on the Bolt platform. The move includes 400 new jobs with timing and worker origin details not disclosed as the company also earmarks about 1.4 billion dollars for other U S factory investments and 300 more jobs without a timeframe. The announcements follow President Trump publicly criticizing GM over the Lordstown Ohio plant closure. GM aims to launch 20 new all electric models globally by 2023 and extend the Beltline based platform to more vehicles with an estimated 238 mile range per charge.
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Two American soldiers killed in Afghanistan operation
Two American service members were killed during an operation in Afghanistan. The U.S. and NATO Resilute Support mission withheld names until next of kin notification. The incident is under investigation with no location or opposing force confirmed.
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Mueller ends Russia Trump probe with final report delivery
Special counsel Robert Mueller turned over his final report to Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein and Attorney General William Barr. The document, while confidential, ends the two year inquiry but promises future battles over its public release and core findings. Barr pledged transparency and signaled a rapid summary to Congress, while the White House said it had not yet seen the report. No charges against Trump or his associates were announced in this phase, and Mueller was not said to pursue further indictments. The questions of collusion and obstruction remain unresolved publicly.
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