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This year’s protests recall the classic demonstrations of the 1960s. However, these anti-Israel protests aren’t your parents’ or grandparents’ dissents of the past. They differ in important ways that are essential to understand.
Videos of protesters being beaten, tear-gassed and aggressively arrested across the county have been going viral on social media
A recent case before the Wisconsin Supreme Court threatened to replace the state’s legislative maps with new maps drawn by partisans and picked by the court. The case was ultimately mooted, but the bad social science advanced by the experts retained by the court deserves comment.
During the Walker administration, we enacted some of the boldest reforms in the nation. Five years later, Wisconsin still ranks second in the nation on the Federalism Scorecard issued by the State Policy Network.
It’s our responsibility to ensure teachers have the support to help all Wisconsin students.
The right to vote is one of our greatest rights and privileges. In order to protect that right, it is essential that our laws and procedures safeguard the integrity of our electoral system.
The people we met were not the “animals, thugs and drug dealers” of Donald Trump’s imagination. They were people desperately fleeing violence, crime, and corruption, seeking economic opportunity and a better life for themselves and their families.
The Republican state convention in Appleton kicks off today, though the meat of the convention will be tomorrow. U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., will be the keynote speaker tomorrow with an agenda that also includes an address from U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh, and panels featuring members of the state’s House delegation and state legislative leaders.
The state Elections Commission has approved providing voters additional information in the 8th CD this fall in an attempt to minimize confusion as they vote in special and regular elections on the same ballot.
A Better Wisconsin Together has launched new ads in two Senate seats and five Assembly districts knocking GOP lawmakers on abortion.
The Senate Majority PAC is hitting GOP U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde over his comments on those living in nursing homes.
Vice President Kamala Harris during a discussion with comedian D.L. Hughley in Milwaukee touted efforts by the Biden administration to help people of color deal with debt, particularly student loans and medical bills, while creating economic opportunities, including purchasing a home.
The Idea Fund of La Crosse has raised $31.5 million for a second venture capital fund, targeting startups in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa. The VC firm yesterday announced the fund, which aims to invest in pre-revenue and early-stage businesses in
The Wisconsin Supreme Court’s liberal majority wants to throw out a two-year-old case banning ballot drop boxes while at the same time blasting the US Supreme Court for overturning Roe v. Wade.
Rothman lashed out Tuesday at UW-Milwaukee Chancellor Mark Mone for reaching an agreement with pro-Palestinian student protesters.
UW-Milwaukee officially endorses the ‘genocide’ blood libel against Israel.
When mindsets move to the high ground, societies and economies win by promoting collaboration, by putting love or at least tolerance over hate, by innovating versus dominating.
What has to happen is that Hamas and all other radical groups need to lay down their arms, recognize Israel’s right to exist and get to work on a two state solution.
Its editor, stalwart Republican James Wigderson watched as readers and his party went off the rails.
The reason editorial cartoons matter is that they are vital to our culture as they stir the national conversation about topics and personalities that are at times gritty and hard to stomach.
This year’s protests recall the classic demonstrations of the 1960s. However, these anti-Israel protests aren’t your parents’ or grandparents’ dissents of the past. They differ in important ways that are essential to understand.
Videos of protesters being beaten, tear-gassed and aggressively arrested across the county have been going viral on social media
A recent case before the Wisconsin Supreme Court threatened to replace the state’s legislative maps with new maps drawn by partisans and picked by the court. The case was ultimately mooted, but the bad social science advanced by the experts retained by the court deserves comment.
During the Walker administration, we enacted some of the boldest reforms in the nation. Five years later, Wisconsin still ranks second in the nation on the Federalism Scorecard issued by the State Policy Network.
It’s our responsibility to ensure teachers have the support to help all Wisconsin students.
The right to vote is one of our greatest rights and privileges. In order to protect that right, it is essential that our laws and procedures safeguard the integrity of our electoral system.
The people we met were not the “animals, thugs and drug dealers” of Donald Trump’s imagination. They were people desperately fleeing violence, crime, and corruption, seeking economic opportunity and a better life for themselves and their families.
The Republican state convention in Appleton kicks off today, though the meat of the convention will be tomorrow. U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds, R-Fla., will be the keynote speaker tomorrow with an agenda that also includes an address from U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson, R-Oshkosh, and panels featuring members of the state’s House delegation and state legislative leaders.
The state Elections Commission has approved providing voters additional information in the 8th CD this fall in an attempt to minimize confusion as they vote in special and regular elections on the same ballot.
A Better Wisconsin Together has launched new ads in two Senate seats and five Assembly districts knocking GOP lawmakers on abortion.
The Senate Majority PAC is hitting GOP U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde over his comments on those living in nursing homes.
Vice President Kamala Harris during a discussion with comedian D.L. Hughley in Milwaukee touted efforts by the Biden administration to help people of color deal with debt, particularly student loans and medical bills, while creating economic opportunities, including purchasing a home.
The Idea Fund of La Crosse has raised $31.5 million for a second venture capital fund, targeting startups in Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa. The VC firm yesterday announced the fund, which aims to invest in pre-revenue and early-stage businesses in agriculture, manufacturing, health care and logistics. The release notes the
The Wisconsin Supreme Court’s liberal majority wants to throw out a two-year-old case banning ballot drop boxes while at the same time blasting the US Supreme Court for overturning Roe v. Wade.
Rothman lashed out Tuesday at UW-Milwaukee Chancellor Mark Mone for reaching an agreement with pro-Palestinian student protesters.
UW-Milwaukee officially endorses the ‘genocide’ blood libel against Israel.
When mindsets move to the high ground, societies and economies win by promoting collaboration, by putting love or at least tolerance over hate, by innovating versus dominating.
What has to happen is that Hamas and all other radical groups need to lay down their arms, recognize Israel’s right to exist and get to work on a two state solution.
Its editor, stalwart Republican James Wigderson watched as readers and his party went off the rails.
The reason editorial cartoons matter is that they are vital to our culture as they stir the national conversation about topics and personalities that are at times gritty and hard to stomach.