We continue to be dumbfounded: from Tom Tiffany on down, Republicans again this election cycle are blowing off that seemingly quotidian chore: answering candidate questionnaires. How hard can it be?

What really should disqualify Tiffany from becoming Wisconsin’s governor is his willingness to throw out the results of an election, disenfranchising hundreds of thousands of his fellow citizens to assuage a convicted felon who serves as president.

Here’s how the Crowley administration got creative with the deal to keep the Brewers in Milwaukee.

The positivity had an effect on our state’s sour and fractious politics. It lightened voters’ mood and made them less angry, and gave everyone a breather in the heat of a contentious election

Rep. Derrick Van Orden worked tirelessly to protect and bring federal aid to rural hospitals in his congressional district. The Heartland Post’s Alyssa Whitmore explains.

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Whoever wins in November will propose the next state budget. It should pay for two things: a simple grade-by-grade standard for supervised AI practice, like the state’s standards for driver’s education, and training for the teachers who lead it.

AI is either the saving grace of the U.S. economy or the latest iteration of a credit-induced bubble. Trillions have been spent to make the future promised by AI a reality, but right now, that future looks more like a fantasy.