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Listen • 53:01 National Writers Series: Martha Teichner and Dwight Garner Martha Teichner has been a correspondent for CBS Sunday Morning since 1993. Her new book is called “When Harry Met Minnie.” It’s about a chance encounter… Listen • 53:00 ....
Listen • 5:54 Rick Pluta , A state senate committee listened to hours of passionate testimony Wednesday on changes to election laws, including absentee ballots and voter IDs. Rick Pluta , Secretary of State Jocelyn Benson testified Thursday before a legislative committee about long wait times at branch offices and some possible remedies. ....
Lynsey Mukomel LANSING – 28 entities – including 16 states and the District of Columbia, four Native American Tribes, six environmental organizations and the Great Lakes Business Network – have submitted friend of the court briefs in support of Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel’s motion to remand in State of Michigan, et al v Enbridge Energy, et al. The briefs support the State’s right to enforce its own laws in its own courts. “We are grateful to the long list of Attorneys General, Governors, tribes, and organizations for their support in our fight to have this case tried where it belongs–in state court,” said Attorney General Nessel. “Gov. Whitmer and Director Eichinger took the necessary steps in November to address the grave threat posed by Enbridge’s unlawful operation of its pipelines in the Straits of Mackinac and we simply cannot continue to put our public waterways at risk.” ....
The deal is expected to help the state recoup $2.5 billion over the next five years, according to the governor s office. The Legislature would have to ratify the compact, which could be done during a special session the week of May 17. That all could be for naught, though. U.S. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland must first sign off on the agreement. If she does so, the deal will likely face a court challenge. One court challenge may come from NoCasinos.org, the not-for-profit organization behind passage of Amendment 3 in 2018 requiring referendums on any future expansion of gambling. Daniel Wallach, a Hallandale Beach attorney whose firm specializes in sports betting issues, said in an interview with The Daytona Beach News-Journal this week that no other state has been approved for sports betting in the way conceived in Florida. The compact between DeSantis and the Seminole tribe allows wagers beyond the bounds of the reservations. ....
The compact authorizes the Seminoles to control sports betting with servers located on reservation property. But bettors could place wagers using the internet anywhere in Florida. Also, qualified pari-mutuels including the Daytona Beach Racing & Card Club would be allowed to perform marketing or other services for the tribe s sports book. The deal is expected to help the state recoup $2.5 billion over the next five years, according to the governor s office. The Legislature would have to ratify the compact, which could be done during a special session the week of May 17. That all could be for naught, though. U.S. Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland must first sign off on the agreement. If she does so, the deal will likely face a court challenge. ....