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Gov. Tony Evers today declared a new public health emergency, citing a surge in COVID-19 cases among young people, and extended his mask mandate. Both orders are effective immediately and last 60 days. In announcing the order, the guv noted
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Joe Biden’s campaign released a pair of 60-second radio ads in Wisconsin, including one in which the former vice president says he has a plan to “restore the promise of the middle class for rural America in rural America.” The
Republican Derrick Van Orden released his second TV ad today, saying it’s “time to trade in Ron Kind.” Van Orden’s campaign says the ad will run throughout western Wisconsin’s 3rd CD, but didn’t provide specifics on the buy. In the
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement AARP Wisconsin From WisPolitics.com … — Former Madison Police Chief Noble Wray says he’s unsure if he’ll be asked to make a charging recommendation after being tapped to review DOJ’s investigation into the police shooting
Dem presidential candidate Joe Biden in his Wisconsin visit Monday said President Trump choked when it came to his responsibility to face the COVID-19 pandemic. Biden accused the president of always attempting to change the subject whenever reporters ask him
Priorities USA and Senate Majority PAC are launching a new $7.5 million digital advertising effort focused on driving voter turnout, especially among people of color. The buy includes four swing states that include key Senate contests — Arizona, Maine, Michigan
Our fourth annual Cap Times Idea Fest, which is virtual this year, is bookended by sessions featuring two major national celebrities — former U.S. AG Eric Holder to lead off and legendary journalist Bob Woodward wrapping things up on Oct. 10 in a conversation with longtime Washington Post colleague and fellow Pulitzer Prize-winner David Maraniss.
As expected, what you believe about Supreme Court nominations depends on where you sit, on this side or that side of the political aisle.
May her memory be a blessing, and may we fight to assure that she will truly rest in power.
The election elation about how well Joe Biden was doing in the polls and in campaign appearances dwindled into dread September 18 with the sad news that Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had succumbed at age 87.
When the news broke Friday night that Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died, fear was palpable.
Hundreds of thousands of Wisconsin students went “back” to school last month, many of them from the comfort of their own homes. That means it is time for MacIver’s annual State of K-12 Education analysis for a year unlike any other.
Gov. Tony Evers today declared a new public health emergency, citing a surge in COVID-19 cases among young people, and extended his mask mandate. Both orders are effective immediately and last 60 days. In announcing the order, the guv noted eight Wisconsin cities were among the top 20 in the
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Joe Biden’s campaign released a pair of 60-second radio ads in Wisconsin, including one in which the former vice president says he has a plan to “restore the promise of the middle class for rural America in rural America.” The second ad slams President Trump for his handling of the
Republican Derrick Van Orden released his second TV ad today, saying it’s “time to trade in Ron Kind.” Van Orden’s campaign says the ad will run throughout western Wisconsin’s 3rd CD, but didn’t provide specifics on the buy. In the spot, Van Orden says “as a senior enlisted Navy SEAL,
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement AARP Wisconsin From WisPolitics.com … — Former Madison Police Chief Noble Wray says he’s unsure if he’ll be asked to make a charging recommendation after being tapped to review DOJ’s investigation into the police shooting of Jacob Blake in Kenosha. Dem AG Josh Kaul announced
Dem presidential candidate Joe Biden in his Wisconsin visit Monday said President Trump choked when it came to his responsibility to face the COVID-19 pandemic. Biden accused the president of always attempting to change the subject whenever reporters ask him about COVID-19. Biden also noted recordings from author Bob Woodward
Priorities USA and Senate Majority PAC are launching a new $7.5 million digital advertising effort focused on driving voter turnout, especially among people of color. The buy includes four swing states that include key Senate contests — Arizona, Maine, Michigan and North Carolina — along Florida, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. The
Our fourth annual Cap Times Idea Fest, which is virtual this year, is bookended by sessions featuring two major national celebrities — former U.S. AG Eric Holder to lead off and legendary journalist Bob Woodward wrapping things up on Oct. 10 in a conversation with longtime Washington Post colleague and fellow Pulitzer Prize-winner David Maraniss.
As expected, what you believe about Supreme Court nominations depends on where you sit, on this side or that side of the political aisle.
May her memory be a blessing, and may we fight to assure that she will truly rest in power.
The election elation about how well Joe Biden was doing in the polls and in campaign appearances dwindled into dread September 18 with the sad news that Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg had succumbed at age 87.
When the news broke Friday night that Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg died, fear was palpable.
Hundreds of thousands of Wisconsin students went “back” to school last month, many of them from the comfort of their own homes. That means it is time for MacIver’s annual State of K-12 Education analysis for a year unlike any other.