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Kyle Melinn

Kyle Melinn

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News Editor, Michigan Information and Research Service Inc.

Michoacán, Lansing

Beats

Primary beats

United StatesPolitics

Secondary beats

PoliticsWeird HistoryPolitical ParticipationPolitical IssuesElectionsNewsCelebrity ProfilesSustainabilityCurrent AffairsPsychologyAppalachiaModern ArtTourism EconomicsGenderPovertyChicagoDetroit Public Schools

Final Covers

I cover energy and the environment with a focus on the states and the agencies.

Doesn’t Cover

EDR, Threat Hunting, Incident Response, Threat Intelligence

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Content

Total articles 253

  • If only that blue folder was an invisibility cloak - City Pulse

    By Kyle Melinn Verified| City Pulse Verified Back in 1967, a rising star in the national political scene was Michigan’s governor, George Romney. The former auto executive was seriously weighing a presidential bid, and he had support … until … . Romney explained his change of heart on the U.S. involvement in Vietnam, which he had supported, by saying that the generals and diplomatic corps gave him “the greatest brainwashing that anybody could get.” The governor stuck to his guns despite being given every chance to back away from the comment.

    By Kyle Melinn Verified · City Pulse

    Apr. 15, 2025

  • In politics, like sports, it can come down to who wants it more  - City Pulse

    By Kyle Melinn Verified| City Pulse Verified In my previous life, I covered collegiate and high school sports. I’ve been to the games, talked to players, written game previews and sat through the coaches’ press conferences. In 2001, I settled into full-time political reporting, and I found the parallels between politics and sports closer than you may think. In both, you have participants. There’s a winner. There’s a loser. And there’s a lot more to winning than just showing up. People benefit from natural skills.

    By Kyle Melinn Verified · City Pulse

    Apr. 09, 2025

  • If only that blue folder was an invisibility cloak - City Pulse

    By Kyle Melinn Verified| City Pulse Verified Back in 1967, a rising star in the national political scene was Michigan’s governor, George Romney. The former auto executive was seriously weighing a presidential bid, and he had support … until … . Romney explained his change of heart on the U.S. involvement in Vietnam, which he had supported, by saying that the generals and diplomatic corps gave him “the greatest brainwashing that anybody could get.” The governor stuck to his guns despite being given every chance to back away from the comment.

    By Kyle Melinn Verified · City Pulse

    Apr. 15, 2025

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Newspub,City Pulse,Mirsnews.Com Monday,Michigan Information And Research Service Inc.,Wkar-TV (East Lansing, Mi)

Company Info

Michigan Information and Research Service Inc.

Lansing, Michoacán, United States