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Common sense would dictate that the absolute worst thing for a presidential campaign would be a criminal conviction of the candidate—let alone a conviction on 34 felony charges—but this is apparently not the case.
The Badger Project reported this week that our unhinged congressman took to X to compare the judge presiding over Trump’s fraud trial to an obscure Nazi judge, adding that he was “Communist scum” while equating Joe Biden to Joseph Stalin, Mao Zedong and Adolf Hitler.
Nearly four years later, we are still living with the consequences of the Trump campaign’s fake elector scheme. Election denialism and conspiracy theories continue to poison our public life.
Conservative candidate for state Supreme Court a national leader in pushing to ban abortions.
Rabbi Bonnie Margulis will be leaving Madison later this month to become the interim rabbi at Beth Hillel Temple in Kenosha, where Rabbi Dena Feingold is retiring after 39 years.
There’s plenty of money in college sports to pay the players.
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A committee of the state Dem Party is urging activists at this weekend’s convention to vote against two resolutions calling for an immediate ceasefire in the conflict between Israel and Hamas over concerns they don’t condemn the Oct. 7 Hamas attack.
Challenges have been filed to the nomination papers of 11 candidates seeking to get on this fall’s ballot, including one that claims 8th CD GOP candidate Tony Wied’s circulators misled some signers.
The ACLU of Wisconsin has filed a federal lawsuit challenging Milwaukee’s ordinance restricting where protesters can demonstrate and parade in the city during the Republican National Convention next month.
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Integrating the fields of genetics and social science is “putting us on the right track” for understanding the world better, a UW-Madison expert says. The university’s La Follette School of Public Affairs yesterday held a panel discussion on its Initiative
Understanding Wisconsin’s recent, complicated political history and demographics gives some important context on how it became a key swing state this year.
It’s agreed: A ‘dark day’ and Democrats have ‘weaponized’ the legal system.
We all want to hold leaders to account for their actions. It is extraordinarily difficult for most Americans to see instances in which the scales of justice are tipped, and the image of the blindfolded Lady Justice holding those scales is skewed.
Common sense would dictate that the absolute worst thing for a presidential campaign would be a criminal conviction of the candidate—let alone a conviction on 34 felony charges—but this is apparently not the case.
The Badger Project reported this week that our unhinged congressman took to X to compare the judge presiding over Trump’s fraud trial to an obscure Nazi judge, adding that he was “Communist scum” while equating Joe Biden to Joseph Stalin, Mao Zedong and Adolf Hitler.
Nearly four years later, we are still living with the consequences of the Trump campaign’s fake elector scheme. Election denialism and conspiracy theories continue to poison our public life.
Conservative candidate for state Supreme Court a national leader in pushing to ban abortions.
Rabbi Bonnie Margulis will be leaving Madison later this month to become the interim rabbi at Beth Hillel Temple in Kenosha, where Rabbi Dena Feingold is retiring after 39 years.
There’s plenty of money in college sports to pay the players.
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A committee of the state Dem Party is urging activists at this weekend’s convention to vote against two resolutions calling for an immediate ceasefire in the conflict between Israel and Hamas over concerns they don’t condemn the Oct. 7 Hamas attack.
Challenges have been filed to the nomination papers of 11 candidates seeking to get on this fall’s ballot, including one that claims 8th CD GOP candidate Tony Wied’s circulators misled some signers.
The ACLU of Wisconsin has filed a federal lawsuit challenging Milwaukee’s ordinance restricting where protesters can demonstrate and parade in the city during the Republican National Convention next month.
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Integrating the fields of genetics and social science is “putting us on the right track” for understanding the world better, a UW-Madison expert says. The university’s La Follette School of Public Affairs yesterday held a panel discussion on its Initiative in Social Genomics, which aims to bring together these disciplines
Understanding Wisconsin’s recent, complicated political history and demographics gives some important context on how it became a key swing state this year.
It’s agreed: A ‘dark day’ and Democrats have ‘weaponized’ the legal system.
We all want to hold leaders to account for their actions. It is extraordinarily difficult for most Americans to see instances in which the scales of justice are tipped, and the image of the blindfolded Lady Justice holding those scales is skewed.