Author and consultant Umair Haque suggests we all are idiots for failing to adequately confront Trumpism because we’re too busy, as he puts it, being selfish, self-absorbed, self-concerned and narcissistic.

Let’s follow the direction of scientists and experts and put politics aside, for we are divided at our own peril. Let’s put in place metrics for safety and care, protect our most vulnerable, and release our least vulnerable, the youth, to work and live their lives. Let’s open up and fight.

The haves are still doing well at the expense of the have-nots.

While states debate the probability of shuttering their “safer at home” policies, one key constituency is yet again left behind, school children.

That “socialist” idea that all Americans ought to be covered by a health care plan like the one the country has had for more than a half-century to cover its senior citizens doesn’t look so crazy now.

The pandemic leaves the future so hard to predict companies are left at sea.

As bad as the Great Recession was, it pales in comparison to what we have seen so far in the pandemic-driven spring of discontent. And things will only get worse the longer Gov. Tony Evers locks down Wisconsin.

The appointment of Scot Ross, the former executive director of One Wisconsin Now, to the Wisconsin Ethics Commission has drawn criticism from both conservatives and liberals because of his public conduct and infamous potty mouth.