Biden has no good answer for his decades-long record of supporting terrible trade policies that closed American factories and shipped jobs overseas. He’s said he’s “proud” of his vote for NAFTA – despite the hundreds of thousands of jobs lost – and
New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman offers a sound take on why Trump’s backers stick with him no matter what. It’s not that they really like him, it’s that they hate people who look down on them and Trump.
On the most recent episode of Badgers United’s podcast, The Flagship, President and CEO of the UW-Foundation, Mike Knetter shares the state of UW-Madison’s finances along with what needs to be addressed to solve the current financial problems.
On September 10, Eaton Corporation, manufacturer of electrical and circuit components, announced to its employees the investment of a $24 million expansion to its facilities in Waukesha. “With the expansion of their Badger Drive facility, Eaton Corporation will be able
Dane County’s private school parents got some relief on Thursday from the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
How the 1619 Project reignited America’s racial reckoning.
The post-Kenosha polling shift many expected didn’t happen. But a whole lot did. An in-depth look at voters’ views on the race for president and the Black Lives Matter movement.
The president’s visit to Kenosha was just one more example of how Trump exploits tragedies for political purposes, using rhetoric to stoke fear and loathing.
Fox and Rush Limbaugh offer an “alternative reality silo,” Sykes says. No mention of his own show.
Who knows what the 2020 election will bring? But after surveying Kenosha, I’m convinced Trump won’t lose Wisconsin. If I were a betting woman, I’d say he won’t lose the White House.
Show up. Listen. Offer an alternative to the chaos, the division, the racism and the xenophobia that Trump peddles.
The Madison police monitor would be paid between $103,000 and almost $140,000 and the civilian oversight board members would be paid a stipend. The stipend would break with precedent.
MADISON, Wis. – In remembrance on the 19th anniversary of September 11, UW Health wants to thank our local Emergency Medical Services personnel and all first responders for the work they do on the frontlines responding to health emergencies in our
The Elections Commission made “every possible effort” Thursday afternoon to gather the information the Wisconsin Supreme Court wanted on absentee ballots that may have already been sent. But the commission was unable to pull it together due to the state’s
Biden has no good answer for his decades-long record of supporting terrible trade policies that closed American factories and shipped jobs overseas. He’s said he’s “proud” of his vote for NAFTA – despite the hundreds of thousands of jobs lost – and has never apologized for cheerleading for China to receive most
New York Times columnist Thomas Friedman offers a sound take on why Trump’s backers stick with him no matter what. It’s not that they really like him, it’s that they hate people who look down on them and Trump.
On the most recent episode of Badgers United’s podcast, The Flagship, President and CEO of the UW-Foundation, Mike Knetter shares the state of UW-Madison’s finances along with what needs to be addressed to solve the current financial problems.
On September 10, Eaton Corporation, manufacturer of electrical and circuit components, announced to its employees the investment of a $24 million expansion to its facilities in Waukesha. “With the expansion of their Badger Drive facility, Eaton Corporation will be able to increase efficiency and maintain a unifying presence in the
Dane County’s private school parents got some relief on Thursday from the Wisconsin Supreme Court.
How the 1619 Project reignited America’s racial reckoning.
The post-Kenosha polling shift many expected didn’t happen. But a whole lot did. An in-depth look at voters’ views on the race for president and the Black Lives Matter movement.
The president’s visit to Kenosha was just one more example of how Trump exploits tragedies for political purposes, using rhetoric to stoke fear and loathing.
Fox and Rush Limbaugh offer an “alternative reality silo,” Sykes says. No mention of his own show.
Who knows what the 2020 election will bring? But after surveying Kenosha, I’m convinced Trump won’t lose Wisconsin. If I were a betting woman, I’d say he won’t lose the White House.
Show up. Listen. Offer an alternative to the chaos, the division, the racism and the xenophobia that Trump peddles.
The Madison police monitor would be paid between $103,000 and almost $140,000 and the civilian oversight board members would be paid a stipend. The stipend would break with precedent.
MADISON, Wis. – In remembrance on the 19th anniversary of September 11, UW Health wants to thank our local Emergency Medical Services personnel and all first responders for the work they do on the frontlines responding to health emergencies in our communities with selflessness and expertise. UW Health also wants to
The Elections Commission made “every possible effort” Thursday afternoon to gather the information the Wisconsin Supreme Court wanted on absentee ballots that may have already been sent. But the commission was unable to pull it together due to the state’s decentralized election system. The Supreme Court directed the commission to