Independent presidential candidate Robert F.

U.S. Sen. Martin Heinrich of New Mexico will seek a third term next year as he champions causes from gun safety to abortion access to a transition toward cleaner sources of energy.

Feds have charged 19 Detroit men in connection with drug crimes, and in one indictment, they broke down how the “It’s Just Us” gang initiated its members, operated stash houses, moved guns and drugs, and even gained control of restaurants and bars while creating a “climate of fear” on the east side.

Republican: Bill Weld, former Massachusetts governor, announced Feb. 15, 2019, that he would launch a presidential exploratory committee. Weld was the 2016 vice presidential nominee on the Libertarian Party ticket with former New Mexico Gov. Gary Johnson. Hide Caption

Kimberly Gill is in for Devin Scillian this week. She hosts a roundtable discussion on the Detroit News historic endorsement of Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson, Johnsons campaign in light of his stumble on foreign affairs this week, and why metro area freeways keep flooding. The guests are:

DETROIT – For the first time in the 143-year history of the Detroit News, the newspaper is not endorsing the Republican candidate for president. In a surprise move, the Detroit News is endorsing Libertarian candidate Gary Johnson. The paper admits Johnson is an extreme long shot, but says he is the candidate who most closely reflects the paper's core values, especially on the issue of trade. The Detroit News editorial staff calls Trump and Clinton quote "distasteful." Detroit News editorial page editor Nolan Finley was on Local 4 News Today at 6:30 a.m. to further explain the paper's decision.