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Entrepreneurs in Wisconsin raised at least $620 million through 87 deals in 2022, according to preliminary figures gathered by the Wisconsin Technology Council. While that falls short of 2021’s record high of nearly $869 million, it would still be the
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A highbrow new book making the rounds in highbrow circles suggests we can become better citizens by pursuing its 10 steps. The author is Richard Haass, longtime president of the Council on Foreign Relations, an international relations think tank.
Vos is correct: Even if we stop using gas, we need to fund the roads that let Wisconsin grow.
The goal of getting the politics out of judicial races is not to have judges who pretend they don’t have personal opinions on important issues. The point is to keep them independent of big donors.
The director of the Marquette University Law School Poll talks trends, turnout and more.
The U.S. can control our destiny if we take a few simple steps in the right direction. But it all starts by understanding the true existential threat we face is from an increasingly belligerent China.
This week, authorities arrested over 30 people for setting fire to a police training center under construction in Atlanta, Georgia. Domestic terrorism charges were brought on 23 of those detained.
They have re-opened a door to reviving Wisconsin’s democracy by introducing this bill.
We need to demand that Republican Party officeholders stop inflaming the public with their “weaponization of the federal government” accusations and other conspiracy theories and start working together with Democrats on solving America’s problems.
Why conservatives should hope he tries.
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We don’t all have to love each other. We don’t even have to like each other. But to break our society’s addiction to hate and violence, we do have to follow the Golden Rule, treating others as we’d like to be treated ourselves—at home, in our neighborhoods, in the workplace, in our politics.
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Finance is one component of our complex economy. Money is a universally accepted means of exchange, but tangible value results from the work of enormous, diverse arrays of people.
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Entrepreneurs in Wisconsin raised at least $620 million through 87 deals in 2022, according to preliminary figures gathered by the Wisconsin Technology Council. While that falls short of 2021’s record high of nearly $869 million, it would still be the second highest annual investment total for the state. It exceeds
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A highbrow new book making the rounds in highbrow circles suggests we can become better citizens by pursuing its 10 steps. The author is Richard Haass, longtime president of the Council on Foreign Relations, an international relations think tank.
Vos is correct: Even if we stop using gas, we need to fund the roads that let Wisconsin grow.
The goal of getting the politics out of judicial races is not to have judges who pretend they don’t have personal opinions on important issues. The point is to keep them independent of big donors.
The director of the Marquette University Law School Poll talks trends, turnout and more.
The U.S. can control our destiny if we take a few simple steps in the right direction. But it all starts by understanding the true existential threat we face is from an increasingly belligerent China.
This week, authorities arrested over 30 people for setting fire to a police training center under construction in Atlanta, Georgia. Domestic terrorism charges were brought on 23 of those detained.
They have re-opened a door to reviving Wisconsin’s democracy by introducing this bill.
We need to demand that Republican Party officeholders stop inflaming the public with their “weaponization of the federal government” accusations and other conspiracy theories and start working together with Democrats on solving America’s problems.
Why conservatives should hope he tries.
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We don’t all have to love each other. We don’t even have to like each other. But to break our society’s addiction to hate and violence, we do have to follow the Golden Rule, treating others as we’d like to be treated ourselves—at home, in our neighborhoods, in the workplace, in our politics.
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Finance is one component of our complex economy. Money is a universally accepted means of exchange, but tangible value results from the work of enormous, diverse arrays of people.
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