WASHINGTON DC - Could major countries have been retrieving materials from UFO crashes for nearly a century as part of a "secret" arms race? Well, that's what UFO whistleblower David Grusch is alleging, Knewz.com has learned. David Grusch, a UFO whistleblower who previously served as a former United States Air Force intelligence officer, told the International Coalition for Extraterrestrial Research that China has
LANSING - Michigan lawmakers have proposed eight new designs this year, with a few already through the legislature, some halfway there and others still at the starting gate. Here’s a breakdown: Michigan has dozens of plates that support organizations like sports teams and nonprofits or allow drivers to identify themselves as members of group like
WASHINGTON DC - Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA), one of the most vociferous cannabis supporters among U.S. senators, recently said he was honored to vote for the SAFER Banking Act. Commenting on recent Ohio’s cannabis legalization, Fetterman told City & State in an exclusive interview that “it’s absolutely absurd – how many states around Pennsylvania are we failing behind?” “It just makes
The Indian Air Force scrambled two of its Rafale fighter jets after an Unidentified Flying Object was spotted near an airport. Security forces raised the alarm on November 20 after the UFO sighting was reported from the Manipur state, located in north-east India, at approximately 2.30pm local time. The UFO also prompted the IAF to stop all
LAS VEGAS - Latrisha Matson, founder of Michigan Weedsters, has joined the Sparx & Recreation team. She is interviewed on her first reporting assignment, MjBizCon in Las Vegas, where she interviewed newsmakers, exhibitors and even cannabis chefs. Trish is well-known in the Michigan cannabis community where she created Michigan Weedsters, an advocasy group that supports
NOVI – On the Nov. 27 episode of MITech TV, Kwafo Adarkwa, director of public affairs at ITC, discussed the changing energy landscape as it relates to the electric grid today and in the future. Adarkwa emphasized that while our energy landscape is heading in the right direction, we must be prepared to invest in
The pressures of college life can be really detrimental to both a student’s health and their studies. It can cause all manner of problems that often end up these days in some form of substance abuse. The fentanyl crisis is a huge example of that with more young people than ever before struggling to cope
Today, we’re looking into one of those make-or-break decisions in your business journey - picking the right software partner. It’s like finding that perfect coffee blend; get it right, and it’s smooth sailing, but get it wrong, and well, it’s a bitter sip to swallow. The consequence of implementing the incorrect software could mean losing
Online poker, a phenomenon sweeping across continents, has found a fervent following in Australia. From a Michigan standpoint, where poker has a storied history and a dedicated community, the Australian online poker scene presents a unique and intriguing landscape. The Rise of Online Poker in Australia The advent of online poker in Australia represents a
On MITV Nov. 27, ITC Director of Public Affairs Kwafo Adarkwa - 2024 look ahead for the energy sector in Michigan. Then MPSC Chair Scripps discusses winter energy supplies and pricing. Followed by Sparks Kristine Nash-Wong provides details on State’s $73 million investment in entrepreneurial groups. Sparks is managing the program. The show wraps with
