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In his brilliant new biography on Martin Luther King Jr., titled simply “King: A Life,” author Jonathan Eig describes the civil rights leader’s formative years and how he built his astounding oratorical skills.
The transgender community and the process of transitioning are under fierce attack.
A small sailboat with a huge mission — to end the existential threat of nuclear weapons — entered Wisconsin’s waters of Lake Michigan this week, nearing the end of an 11,000 mile voyage for peace. It will dock in Sheboygan, Milwaukee and Racine for public events.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Robert M. La Follette School of Public Affairs From WisPolitics.com … — U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson will be in Madison today for a roundtable discussion on ways to help former inmates get jobs. The Oshkosh
The winner of this year’s Pressure Chamber contest, Child Health Imprints, is seeking to establish its neonatal care platform in the United States after finding success in Asia. The company beat out four other finalists this week during the pitch
The biggest winner of the first Republican presidential debate wasn’t on the stage. He wasn’t in Milwaukee and no, he wasn’t on Twitter talking with Elon Musk. He was somewhere south of Richmond continuing to take the world by storm.
Misconstruing the first Republican presidential debate.
The best part of Wednesday night was Trump’s interview with Tucker Carlson. Trump was on his game and laid out the policy issues at the core of his campaign.
It was good to see an actual debate that displayed the rich spectrum of opinions in the Republican Party on important issues.
He didn’t win with me, understand. But I think he won with Republican voters.
Coming into 2023, one thing that both sides of the aisle seemed to agree on was that Wisconsin had a workforce problem.
U.S. women’s soccer, Bud Light, Target took their eyes off the ball.
I don’t say the Pledge of Allegiance because I think this country is perfect; I say it because I am committed to making it better.
In his brilliant new biography on Martin Luther King Jr., titled simply “King: A Life,” author Jonathan Eig describes the civil rights leader’s formative years and how he built his astounding oratorical skills.
The transgender community and the process of transitioning are under fierce attack.
A small sailboat with a huge mission — to end the existential threat of nuclear weapons — entered Wisconsin’s waters of Lake Michigan this week, nearing the end of an 11,000 mile voyage for peace. It will dock in Sheboygan, Milwaukee and Racine for public events.
Exclusively for WisPolitics Subscribers Advertisement Robert M. La Follette School of Public Affairs From WisPolitics.com … — U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson will be in Madison today for a roundtable discussion on ways to help former inmates get jobs. The Oshkosh Republican co-founded the Joseph Project, a faith-based jobs and training
The winner of this year’s Pressure Chamber contest, Child Health Imprints, is seeking to establish its neonatal care platform in the United States after finding success in Asia. The company beat out four other finalists this week during the pitch competition hosted by the Greater Madison Chamber of Commerce as
The biggest winner of the first Republican presidential debate wasn’t on the stage. He wasn’t in Milwaukee and no, he wasn’t on Twitter talking with Elon Musk. He was somewhere south of Richmond continuing to take the world by storm.
Misconstruing the first Republican presidential debate.
The best part of Wednesday night was Trump’s interview with Tucker Carlson. Trump was on his game and laid out the policy issues at the core of his campaign.
It was good to see an actual debate that displayed the rich spectrum of opinions in the Republican Party on important issues.
He didn’t win with me, understand. But I think he won with Republican voters.
Coming into 2023, one thing that both sides of the aisle seemed to agree on was that Wisconsin had a workforce problem.
U.S. women’s soccer, Bud Light, Target took their eyes off the ball.
I don’t say the Pledge of Allegiance because I think this country is perfect; I say it because I am committed to making it better.