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Brandon Inge Sidelined by a Bedroom Pillow
By Mark Umbach
He wears a facemask to protect himself from 95 mph fastballs. He wears shin guards to protect his legs from cuts and bruises of falling to the ground. He was chest pads to stop those bad hops, not to mention the 200 lbs. men that come barreling toward him from the third base line. But all that equipment couldn’t protect Detroit Tigers’ catcher Brandon Inge from his big bad bedroom pillows.
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Barack Obama Gets a Little Bit of Love from Al Gore
By Adam Higgins
With the race for the White House down to Barack Obama and John McCain, 2000 Democratic presidential nominee Al Gore is scheduled to appear for the first time on the campaign trail tonight to lend his support and endorsement to the Illinois senator. Michigan has become an important state for the Obama campaign. John Edwards also unveiled his endorsement of the presumptive Democratic nominee in Michigan.
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Senator Debbie Stabenow's Husband Caught in Prostitution Sting
By Ann Turner
The husband of U.S. Democratic Senator Debbie Stabenow has become the latest figure in the political arena to be caught up in a prostitution scandal. Thomas Athans, co-founder of TalkUSA Radio, was busted during a police stakeout operation at a hotel in Michigan. Athans admitted to paying $150 for oral sex from 20-year-old prostitute Alycia Martin.
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Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick Pleads Not Guilty to Felony Charges
By Ann Turner
Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick and former aide Christine Beatty have pleaded not guilty to charges they commited perjury about a romantic relationship between them during a court case last year. Kilpatrick and Beatty, who have been on released bail, are facing 12 felony charges related to the alleged lying under oath.
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Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick Facing Felony Charges
By Ann Turner
Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick and former aide Christine Beatty are facing felony after text messages were revealed that contradicted sworn testimony the two gave in a court case last year. Wayne County prosecutor Kym Worthy announced Monday that Kilpatrick and Beatty will be arraigned on 12 felony charges, including perjury and obstruction of justice.
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Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick Lied About Affair with Aide Christine Beatty
By Ann Turner
Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick, who opposes equal rights for gays because marriage should be a sacred institution between 'a man and a woman', could face felony perjury charges for lying about an affair with his chief of staff Christine Beatty. Kilpatrick and Beatty were both married, to other people, at the time of the affair.
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Michigan Supreme Court Weighs Same-Sex Benefits
By Bryan Ochalla
The Michigan Supreme Court currently is weighing whether a constitutional amendment barring gay marriages also prohibits public agencies and schools from offering health care benefits to the same-sex partners of employees.
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Democratic Presidential Hopefuls Drop Out of Michigan Primary
By Bryan Ochalla
The names of five Democratic presidential hopefuls—Senators Barack Obama and Joseph R. Biden Jr., as well as John Edwards, New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson and Ohio Rep. Dennis Kucinich—will not appear on ballots during Michigan's primary on Jan. 15. Senators Hillary Clinton and Chris Dodd remain on the ballot.
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Michigan Judges Strike Down Health Benefits for Same-Sex Partners
By Anthony Cuesta
Same-sex partners of Michigan public employees are not eligible for health insurance, the State Court of Appeals ruled Friday. According to the Associated Press, a three-judge panel said a 2004 voter-approved ban on gay marriage also applies to same-sex domestic partner benefits. The decision reverses a 2005 ruling which said universities and governments could provide the benefits.
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Michigan Judge's Nomination to Federal Bench Halted Over Gay Marriage Ceremony
By Anthony Cuesta
The nomination of Michigan Court of Appeals Judge Janet Neff to the federal bench is on hold because she helped lead a commitment ceremony for a lesbian couple four years ago. Sen. Sam Brownback, of Kansas, an opponent of gay marriage who has presidential aspirations, said Friday he wants to know whether there was anything illegal or improper about the ceremony in Massachusetts.
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