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Ryan: Firing Mueller is not ‘in the president’s interest whatsoever’

July 24, 2017

Ryan says Special Counsel Robert Mueller should be allowed to proceed with his investigation into ties between President Trump's campaign and Russian officials. Ryan, who appeared Sunday on "UpFront with Mike Gousha," was asked if he was concerned the president would fire Mueller, a former FBI director. "I really don't think that's in the president's interest whatsoever," Ryan responded on the...

Ryan: Firing Mueller is not ‘in the president’s interest whatsoever’

July 24, 2017

Ryan says Special Counsel Robert Mueller should be allowed to proceed with his investigation into ties between President Trump's campaign and Russian officials. Ryan, who...

‘Rewind’: Health care, ongoing budget impasse, latest HOPE bills signed

July 21, 2017

Evers files to run for guv, hires campaign manager

July 21, 2017

Fitzgerald: No deal on budget, caucus still wants to eliminate personal...

July 21, 2017

Assembly GOP backs guv’s budget plan, but Fitzgerald says ‘no deal’

July 20, 2017

Events

Sept. 6: WisPolitics.com Insiders Breakfast Forum in D.C.

Events

Wisconsin Dept. of Administration’s Twilight Capitol Tours

Opinion

James Rowen: Ex GOP state rep. says WI roads are okey-dokey

July 24, 2017

Mac Davis went all-in against roundabouts, as if that were the cause or the heart or the substance of Wisconsin's transportation over-built, unfunded, special-interest infested major highway expansion problem.

Leon Young: News flash: Climate change is real

July 24, 2017

Call it what you will: “Global Warming” or “Climate Change.” The issue is real and portends to only get worse, as evident by this most recent climatic shift.

Steven Walters: We hate DOT, but here’s $721 million

July 24, 2017

If legislators believe DOT has wasted tax dollars and been mismanaged for years, why did Senate Republicans last week want to borrow $712 million more for that agency to spend on highways over the next two years?

WisBusiness

Water Council welcomes latest BREW startups

July 24, 2017

Milwaukee’s Water Council is welcoming the latest group of water tech-focused startups to its BREW Accelerator program. “From a gel filtering technology to giant bubbles,...

Kiio tests and develops new protocol for tendinopathy

July 20, 2017

Kiio, a Madison-based tech company with a health engagement platform, is partnering with the Department of Defense to test and develop a new protocol...