Voters head to the polls in Michigan today. Some Republican leaders are

voicing their support for IVF and a medical school in the Bronx is going

tuition-free. That's some of what we'll get to on the seven from the Washington Post.

I'm Hannah Jewel.

It's Tuesday, February 27th.

Let's get you caught up with today's seven stories. Number one, Michigan's presidential primaries are today.

Both political parties are holding their contests to decide on their candidate.

But on the Republican side, it's a little complicated. are holding their contests to decide on their candidate.

But on the Republican side it's a little complicated.

Some Michigan delegates will be allocated by today's primary, and the rest will be doled out Saturday

at a convention.

But the key thing to know is that Donald Trump will be looking

to extend his sweep of the Republican primaries. Former UN Ambassador

Nicky Haley has yet to win one, but she said she's staying in the race to offer

an alternative for voters who don't like Trump or Biden.

That's even after losing in her home state of South Carolina last weekend.

And on the Democratic side, President Biden doesn't have a significant

challenger, but he will face a test of his support among union workers, and he's

also facing a push from Arab-American groups for Democrats to vote for

uncommitted instead of the president.

That's to protest his support for Israel's war in Gaza.

Later this week, both Trump and Biden have plans to visit the southern border.

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