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Wednesday, Mar 5, 2025
Did we blame Churchill for defending his country?
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Did we blame Churchill for defending his country?
Trump apparently forgot that it was his buddy, the war criminal Putin, who launched an invasion into his neighboring country three years ago last month to begin the killing, an invasion Trump now has the audacity to blame on Ukraine.
For the 19th consecutive year, the Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council is bestowing its annual Openness in Government Awards, or Opees, meant to recognize outstanding efforts to protect the state’s tradition of open government, as well as highlight impediments.
Liberal Supreme Court candidate Susan Crawford during a Milwaukee luncheon said she was “glad” about a state Dem Party campaign to counter millions of spending by groups tied to Elon Musk.
Republican lawmakers are circulating a bill that would help fund rural economic development around tourism, the arts and more. Rep. Todd Novak, R-Dodgeville, and Sen. Romaine Quinn, R-Birchwood, recently sent a co-sponsorship memo to other lawmakers seeking support for the
The Clean Air Act must be amended to hold the Milwaukee region harmless for air pollution coming from northern Illinois and Indiana.
What’s going on in Wisconsin is worth drawing attention to because it’s part of a bigger trend among progressives to undermine traditional family values.
The state’s three electrical transmission companies are once again trying to create a government-backed cartel that gives them a monopoly on the highly lucrative business of building out Wisconsin’s electrical grid.
Household must earn $108,000 to afford median home in metro Madison, $89,000 in Appleton area.
The power of economic boycotts in the fight for equity.
I urge U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden and federal lawmakers to act in the best interests of farmers in Wisconsin. Stand up to Trump and demand that he stop jeopardizing your constituents’ livelihoods and our Wisconsin way of life.
The biggest threat to Social Security is ignorance of how it works, not Elon Musk.
Donald Trump and Elon Musk could be the best thing that ever happened to government. And not in the way they intended.
If downsizing the federal government is the real goal, there’s a way to do it while protecting the millions who have no other choice.
RFK Jr. is wrong — and measles may only be start.
Standing with a country defending its sovereignty and democracy aligns with the very principles that America was founded on. Some of those now berating Ukraine used to believe that, too.
Ninety years ago, too many people under increasingly autocratic rule stopped caring about the truth.
A Gov. Tony Evers budget plan aims to protect innocent landowners from being put on the hook for PFAS contamination — termed a “good start” by one GOP senator spearheading legislation to combat “forever chemicals.” Evers and the Republican-controlled Legislature
The majority party instead vows an income tax cut.
In 2018, a large competitive project was authorized by MISO, put up for competitive bidding, awarded to the winning bidder, and then denied to the awardee because of the successful passing of a state ROFR law.
Did we blame Churchill for defending his country?
Trump apparently forgot that it was his buddy, the war criminal Putin, who launched an invasion into his neighboring country three years ago last month to begin the killing, an invasion Trump now has the audacity to blame on Ukraine.
For the 19th consecutive year, the Wisconsin Freedom of Information Council is bestowing its annual Openness in Government Awards, or Opees, meant to recognize outstanding efforts to protect the state’s tradition of open government, as well as highlight impediments.
Liberal Supreme Court candidate Susan Crawford during a Milwaukee luncheon said she was “glad” about a state Dem Party campaign to counter millions of spending by groups tied to Elon Musk.
Republican lawmakers are circulating a bill that would help fund rural economic development around tourism, the arts and more. Rep. Todd Novak, R-Dodgeville, and Sen. Romaine Quinn, R-Birchwood, recently sent a co-sponsorship memo to other lawmakers seeking support for the legislation. It would create a Rural Wisconsin Creative Economy Grant
The Clean Air Act must be amended to hold the Milwaukee region harmless for air pollution coming from northern Illinois and Indiana.
What’s going on in Wisconsin is worth drawing attention to because it’s part of a bigger trend among progressives to undermine traditional family values.
The state’s three electrical transmission companies are once again trying to create a government-backed cartel that gives them a monopoly on the highly lucrative business of building out Wisconsin’s electrical grid.
Household must earn $108,000 to afford median home in metro Madison, $89,000 in Appleton area.
The power of economic boycotts in the fight for equity.
I urge U.S. Rep. Derrick Van Orden and federal lawmakers to act in the best interests of farmers in Wisconsin. Stand up to Trump and demand that he stop jeopardizing your constituents’ livelihoods and our Wisconsin way of life.
The biggest threat to Social Security is ignorance of how it works, not Elon Musk.
Donald Trump and Elon Musk could be the best thing that ever happened to government. And not in the way they intended.
If downsizing the federal government is the real goal, there’s a way to do it while protecting the millions who have no other choice.
RFK Jr. is wrong — and measles may only be start.
Standing with a country defending its sovereignty and democracy aligns with the very principles that America was founded on. Some of those now berating Ukraine used to believe that, too.
Ninety years ago, too many people under increasingly autocratic rule stopped caring about the truth.
A Gov. Tony Evers budget plan aims to protect innocent landowners from being put on the hook for PFAS contamination — termed a “good start” by one GOP senator spearheading legislation to combat “forever chemicals.” Evers and the Republican-controlled Legislature have clashed over proposals to spend the $125 million set
The majority party instead vows an income tax cut.
In 2018, a large competitive project was authorized by MISO, put up for competitive bidding, awarded to the winning bidder, and then denied to the awardee because of the successful passing of a state ROFR law.