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Congress has a duty to take up War Powers resolutions and assert its primacy over matters of war and peace.
It has become almost impossible to make any sense of President Trump’s quixotic war-making policy. Is he a hawk or dove or something else? A screaming example is his ill-defined rationale and contradictory positions on two devastating bombings of Iran.
The right’s greatest illusion has never been a policy. It is a story and a sentimental hallucination of America as a country that was once pure, simple, and united until outsiders corrupted it.
Republican leaders proposed returning most of the state’s projected $2.5 billion surplus to taxpayers.
Poorly regulated public monopolies have created an overstretched, unevenly maintained power grid.
Why is Hong defying the odds?
Future ACA and Medicaid cuts and policy changes will by 2034 result in 17 million, including 276,000 Wisconsinites, losing health coverage.
The courses have been the subject of scrutiny for pushing left-leaning talking points.
Dual enrollment allows high school students to earn college credit while completing their diplomas, giving them earlier exposure to postsecondary education and clearer pathways to careers.
Instead of fighting over divisive definitions, I propose a bipartisan task force to develop a government approach to fighting hatred, including antisemitism.
Congress has a duty to take up War Powers resolutions and assert its primacy over matters of war and peace.
It has become almost impossible to make any sense of President Trump’s quixotic war-making policy. Is he a hawk or dove or something else? A screaming example is his ill-defined rationale and contradictory positions on two devastating bombings of Iran.
The right’s greatest illusion has never been a policy. It is a story and a sentimental hallucination of America as a country that was once pure, simple, and united until outsiders corrupted it.
Republican leaders proposed returning most of the state’s projected $2.5 billion surplus to taxpayers.
Poorly regulated public monopolies have created an overstretched, unevenly maintained power grid.
Why is Hong defying the odds?
Future ACA and Medicaid cuts and policy changes will by 2034 result in 17 million, including 276,000 Wisconsinites, losing health coverage.
The courses have been the subject of scrutiny for pushing left-leaning talking points.
Dual enrollment allows high school students to earn college credit while completing their diplomas, giving them earlier exposure to postsecondary education and clearer pathways to careers.
Instead of fighting over divisive definitions, I propose a bipartisan task force to develop a government approach to fighting hatred, including antisemitism.