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We have a super-secret plan to cut voter fraud prosecutions in Wisconsin in half.
Japan and South Korea, increasingly powerful nations, have reached an important agreement with far-reaching positive implications.
Supreme Court candidate isn't as concerned about the rule of law as he claims in the latest cartoon from Phil Hands.
🎧 The hosts discuss the effectiveness of the messaging in the early days of the pandemic, why COVID further divided many Americans and how leadership matters during a crisis.
An official Wisconsin state rifle.
Politicians generally don’t like looking silly. And yet a whole bunch of Republican politicians reacted to the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank by raging about “woke banking” in ways that made them appear ridiculous to anyone actually concerned about the danger to the banking system and the economy.
Wisconsin Republicans blocked the meningitis and chickenpox vaccine requirement/policy because some parents complained the mandate “tramples” their liberties. Isn’t our legislature’s decision-making supposed to look out for the welfare of our entire population? These vaccines are safe and pr…
Politicians generally don’t like looking silly. And yet a whole bunch of Republican politicians reacted to the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank by raging about “woke banking” in ways that made them appear ridiculous to anyone actually concerned about the danger to the banking system and the economy.
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In the wake of the failure of California’s Silicon Valley Bank and then New York’s Signature Bank last week, federal regulators took emergency measures to stop the panic and shore up confidence in the nation’s banking system.
In the wake of the failure of California’s Silicon Valley Bank and then New York’s Signature Bank last week, federal regulators took emergency measures to stop the panic and shore up confidence in the nation’s banking system.
Every hour of every day, the items we need to live our daily lives are being transported by our nation’s interconnected transportation system. Rails, roads, rivers and runways are all used to haul just about everything we touch. In Illinois, we are uniquely positioned as the railroad hub of …
Aaron Rodgers' ego gets a giant cheesehead in the latest cartoon from Phil Hands.
We have a super-secret plan to cut voter fraud prosecutions in Wisconsin in half.
An official Wisconsin state rifle.
In the wake of the failure of California’s Silicon Valley Bank and then New York’s Signature Bank last week, federal regulators took emergency measures to stop the panic and shore up confidence in the nation’s banking system.
In the wake of the failure of California’s Silicon Valley Bank and then New York’s Signature Bank last week, federal regulators took emergency measures to stop the panic and shore up confidence in the nation’s banking system.
Stay in the know! Browse through opinions and analysis on today's hottest topics.
Japan and South Korea, increasingly powerful nations, have reached an important agreement with far-reaching positive implications.
🎧 The hosts discuss the effectiveness of the messaging in the early days of the pandemic, why COVID further divided many Americans and how leadership matters during a crisis.
Politicians generally don’t like looking silly. And yet a whole bunch of Republican politicians reacted to the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank by raging about “woke banking” in ways that made them appear ridiculous to anyone actually concerned about the danger to the banking system and the economy.
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Republican politicians like to talk about law and order and the rule of law until it’s one of their own and then all of a sudden they become deaf, dumb and blind and in spite of overwhelming evidence including live video on national television and all over the internet. They let their crook …
Ric Schmidt stated that the downtown emergency department sees about 60 patients a day, with 10% or roughly six patients needing emergency care. That is 42 people a week or 2,184 people a year who will need emergency care at the downtown emergency department alone. Will any deaths resulting …
It’s no secret: Wisconsinites are concerned about rising costs right now, and we expect action from our leaders in government. But Wisconsin Republicans seem happy to sit back and complain instead of coming up with a plan to actually address the issue.
I don't think it is very useful for the leaders of the Madison City Council to spend their time plumbing whether there is any relationship between Ald. Gary Halverson's votes and the beliefs of the Oath Keepers.