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In a dramatic turn of events, Congress passed a last-minute spending bill that averts a government shutdown.
Pardeep Kaleka’s friendship showed me a diverse, peaceful society is possible if we change the story we tell ourselves: We don’t have to be at war with “the other.” Our diversity can help us flourish.
I am an invader. Actually, the son of “invaders.” But with presidential hopefuls Donald Trump, Vivek Ramaswamy and Ron DeSantis having taken aim at the 14th Amendment’s explicit creation of birthright citizenship, it’s clear that “invader” by association is enough to lump me in.
So, Biden’s $6 billion given to the mullahs of Iran paid off – for them. A deal made on Sept. 11 of all dates. Biden has no shame.
Feel-good politics collides with inconvenient facts when law-making distorts reality.
Republicans in a Senate Economic Development and Technical Colleges Committee public hearing Wednesday on Evers’ special session bill questioned if the guv’s move sets up various workforce sectors to be reliant on taxpayer dollars.
The panel Assembly Speaker Robin Vos has tasked with looking into impeachment standards includes former state Supreme Court Chief Justice Patience Roggensack and former Justices Jon Wilcox and David Prosser, a new court filing shows.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Radio Network From WisPolitics.com … — The Assembly will be in session today to vote on a trio of transgender-related bills. Gov. Tony Evers has vowed to “veto every single one of them.” One
The state DOJ is asking a Dane County judge for an order to prevent GOP leaders from attempting to replace Meagan Wolfe as the state’s top election official while litigation over whether she can remain in the post is underway.
The new identity is not the only change we have been making at the Universities of Wisconsin. We’re embarking on change across all of our universities, consistent with our strategic plan, to ensure Wisconsin wins the War for Talent.
Wisconsin is widely-known as the most gerrymandered state in our country.
No audit. Voter anger. Politicians renegotiating deal. The list goes on.
In a dramatic turn of events, Congress passed a last-minute spending bill that averts a government shutdown.
Pardeep Kaleka’s friendship showed me a diverse, peaceful society is possible if we change the story we tell ourselves: We don’t have to be at war with “the other.” Our diversity can help us flourish.
I am an invader. Actually, the son of “invaders.” But with presidential hopefuls Donald Trump, Vivek Ramaswamy and Ron DeSantis having taken aim at the 14th Amendment’s explicit creation of birthright citizenship, it’s clear that “invader” by association is enough to lump me in.
So, Biden’s $6 billion given to the mullahs of Iran paid off – for them. A deal made on Sept. 11 of all dates. Biden has no shame.
Feel-good politics collides with inconvenient facts when law-making distorts reality.
Republicans in a Senate Economic Development and Technical Colleges Committee public hearing Wednesday on Evers’ special session bill questioned if the guv’s move sets up various workforce sectors to be reliant on taxpayer dollars.
The panel Assembly Speaker Robin Vos has tasked with looking into impeachment standards includes former state Supreme Court Chief Justice Patience Roggensack and former Justices Jon Wilcox and David Prosser, a new court filing shows.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Wisconsin Radio Network From WisPolitics.com … — The Assembly will be in session today to vote on a trio of transgender-related bills. Gov. Tony Evers has vowed to “veto every single one of them.” One of the bills, AB 465, would ban gender-affirming care for
The state DOJ is asking a Dane County judge for an order to prevent GOP leaders from attempting to replace Meagan Wolfe as the state’s top election official while litigation over whether she can remain in the post is underway.
The new identity is not the only change we have been making at the Universities of Wisconsin. We’re embarking on change across all of our universities, consistent with our strategic plan, to ensure Wisconsin wins the War for Talent.
Wisconsin is widely-known as the most gerrymandered state in our country.
No audit. Voter anger. Politicians renegotiating deal. The list goes on.