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Portrait of Dave Cieslewicz

Dave Cieslewicz: Can the University of Wisconsin recover?

Monday, Nov 6, 2023

Campuses are closing and the system faces open hostility from the Republican Legislature.

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Tommy Thompson and Jim Langdon: UW student wellness guided COVID decisions

Monday, Nov 6, 2023

We showed government can work.

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Bill Kaplan: UAW strike wins for regular folks

Monday, Nov 6, 2023

The United Auto Workers’ “Stand Up Strike” win is the most important union victory for regular folks in a generation.

Read More »
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Mike Nichols: Steil tries to save city of Milwaukee from further waste and embarrassment

Monday, Nov 6, 2023

Congressman Bryan Steil is still waiting to hear back from U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg about his request to please make it clear Milwaukee does not have to run “The Hop” streetcar through a closed construction site on Sundays — and Sundays only — during the winter in order to meet the requirements of a federal grant.

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Terrance Wall: The war on Israel: There should be no ceasefire

Monday, Nov 6, 2023

History proves that a ceasefire only serves to help the enemy by giving them time to re-group and then attack again, plus re-arm. There should be no pause in the defense of Israel.

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Nevine El Nossery: ‘Two sides’ narrative doesn’t apply to Israel-Palestine crisis

Monday, Nov 6, 2023

What happened on Oct. 7 is the direct consequence of a long-standing oppressive colonial system inflicted by Israel’s apartheid regime.

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Campaigns ramp up with 2024 election less than a year away

Monday, Nov 6, 2023
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Why Biden is behind, and how he could come back

Monday, Nov 6, 2023
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These Black voters could determine Biden’s fate in a pivotal swing state

Monday, Nov 6, 2023
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Campbell sues city of La Crosse and chemical companies for PFAS contamination

Monday, Nov 6, 2023
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Study: PFAS detected in 71 percent of shallow private wells tested statewide

Monday, Nov 6, 2023
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GOP bill would ban merchant code specific to gun shops

Monday, Nov 6, 2023
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Schimming, Wikler talk parties’ efforts to gear up for 2024 elections on ‘UpFront’

Monday, Nov 6, 2023

Schimming said the state GOP, in coordination with the Republican National Committee, is preparing a major push to encourage Republicans to vote early ahead of the November election. Meanwhile, Wikler says Dems must not take anything for granted.

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MON AM Update: Schimming, Wikler talk parties’ efforts to gear up for 2024 elections on ‘UpFront’

Monday, Nov 6, 2023

Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — State GOP Chair Brian Schimming says a top-tier U.S. Senate candidate will enter the race before the end of the year to take on Dem U.S. Sen. Tammy

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Bill Lueders: Records shed light on cop complaints

Friday, Nov 3, 2023

Lawsuit forces more timely access to documents alleging police misconduct.

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Ruth Conniff: Robin Vos’ impeachment threats and the Republican hall of mirrors

Friday, Nov 3, 2023

The Republican clown caucus scored a victory Thursday when Assembly Speaker Robin Vos caved to pressure from election deniers and moved forward articles of impeachment against Wisconsin Elections Commission administrator Meagan Wolfe.

Read More »

Chris McIsaac: Early absentee ballot processing could restore trust in elections

Friday, Nov 3, 2023

By adopting commonsense reforms that improve the efficiency of the system, like absentee ballot pre-processing, Wisconsin can take the necessary steps to rebuild confidence in elections for 2024 and beyond.

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Alex Dallman: Wisconsin takes aim at annual hunt

Friday, Nov 3, 2023

While some hunters have already been in the woods for bow season, the nine-day gun-deer holiday will take place November 18-26.

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Portrait of Gregg Hoffmann

Gregg Hoffmann: Wartime energy impact – so far

Friday, Nov 3, 2023

We have made progress by producing more oil and also by turning to alternative sources that have helped turn around our energy supply. We have become less dependent on Middle East oil compared to the 1970s.

Read More »

Scott Walker: Stop calling for a cease-fire: Never again means never again

Friday, Nov 3, 2023

A cease-fire is not a realistic option after what took place on Oct. 7 in Israel.

Read More »
Portrait of Dave Cieslewicz

Dave Cieslewicz: Can the University of Wisconsin recover?

Monday, Nov 6, 2023

Campuses are closing and the system faces open hostility from the Republican Legislature.

Read More »

Tommy Thompson and Jim Langdon: UW student wellness guided COVID decisions

Monday, Nov 6, 2023

We showed government can work.

Read More »

Bill Kaplan: UAW strike wins for regular folks

Monday, Nov 6, 2023

The United Auto Workers’ “Stand Up Strike” win is the most important union victory for regular folks in a generation.

Read More »
Badger Institute logo

Mike Nichols: Steil tries to save city of Milwaukee from further waste and embarrassment

Monday, Nov 6, 2023

Congressman Bryan Steil is still waiting to hear back from U.S. Department of Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg about his request to please make it clear Milwaukee does not have to run “The Hop” streetcar through a closed construction site on Sundays — and Sundays only — during the winter in order to meet the requirements of a federal grant.

Read More »

Terrance Wall: The war on Israel: There should be no ceasefire

Monday, Nov 6, 2023

History proves that a ceasefire only serves to help the enemy by giving them time to re-group and then attack again, plus re-arm. There should be no pause in the defense of Israel.

Read More »
Capital Times logo

Nevine El Nossery: ‘Two sides’ narrative doesn’t apply to Israel-Palestine crisis

Monday, Nov 6, 2023

What happened on Oct. 7 is the direct consequence of a long-standing oppressive colonial system inflicted by Israel’s apartheid regime.

Read More »

Campaigns ramp up with 2024 election less than a year away

Monday, Nov 6, 2023
Read More »

Why Biden is behind, and how he could come back

Monday, Nov 6, 2023
Read More »

These Black voters could determine Biden’s fate in a pivotal swing state

Monday, Nov 6, 2023
Read More »

Campbell sues city of La Crosse and chemical companies for PFAS contamination

Monday, Nov 6, 2023
Read More »

Study: PFAS detected in 71 percent of shallow private wells tested statewide

Monday, Nov 6, 2023
Read More »

GOP bill would ban merchant code specific to gun shops

Monday, Nov 6, 2023
Read More »

Schimming, Wikler talk parties’ efforts to gear up for 2024 elections on ‘UpFront’

Monday, Nov 6, 2023

Schimming said the state GOP, in coordination with the Republican National Committee, is preparing a major push to encourage Republicans to vote early ahead of the November election. Meanwhile, Wikler says Dems must not take anything for granted.

Read More »

MON AM Update: Schimming, Wikler talk parties’ efforts to gear up for 2024 elections on ‘UpFront’

Monday, Nov 6, 2023

Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin REALTORS Association From WisPolitics.com … — State GOP Chair Brian Schimming says a top-tier U.S. Senate candidate will enter the race before the end of the year to take on Dem U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin. “I think you’ll see things happen in the next

Read More »

Bill Lueders: Records shed light on cop complaints

Friday, Nov 3, 2023

Lawsuit forces more timely access to documents alleging police misconduct.

Read More »

Ruth Conniff: Robin Vos’ impeachment threats and the Republican hall of mirrors

Friday, Nov 3, 2023

The Republican clown caucus scored a victory Thursday when Assembly Speaker Robin Vos caved to pressure from election deniers and moved forward articles of impeachment against Wisconsin Elections Commission administrator Meagan Wolfe.

Read More »

Chris McIsaac: Early absentee ballot processing could restore trust in elections

Friday, Nov 3, 2023

By adopting commonsense reforms that improve the efficiency of the system, like absentee ballot pre-processing, Wisconsin can take the necessary steps to rebuild confidence in elections for 2024 and beyond.

Read More »

Alex Dallman: Wisconsin takes aim at annual hunt

Friday, Nov 3, 2023

While some hunters have already been in the woods for bow season, the nine-day gun-deer holiday will take place November 18-26.

Read More »
Portrait of Gregg Hoffmann

Gregg Hoffmann: Wartime energy impact – so far

Friday, Nov 3, 2023

We have made progress by producing more oil and also by turning to alternative sources that have helped turn around our energy supply. We have become less dependent on Middle East oil compared to the 1970s.

Read More »

Scott Walker: Stop calling for a cease-fire: Never again means never again

Friday, Nov 3, 2023

A cease-fire is not a realistic option after what took place on Oct. 7 in Israel.

Read More »
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