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Insurers and pharmacy benefit managers are erecting barriers to some treatments for cancer and other illnesses by implementing so-called copay accumulator adjustments.
On the state and local levels, especially in Milwaukee, politicians are not enacting progressive policies. Instead, decision-makers continue to push carceral solutions that further criminalize Black people.
Clubs offer an enormous return on investment. Every $1 spent on afterschool programming saves over $3 by increasing kids’ learning potential, improving performance and reducing crime. Studies show every dollar invested in clubs also returns $9.60 in future earnings and cost-savings to communities.
With the farm bill up for debate this year, U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin should spend more time tackling the real cause of Wisconsin’s dairy farm crisis: corporate concentration.
It seems the rallying cry for “Medicare for All” that was near the top of the agenda during the 2020 presidential campaign has been lost in the drum beat of today’s bitter politics.
Nothing will dissuade Republicans In Trump Only. Mike Pence observing that “tourists don’t injure 140 police officers by sightseeing” only proves he is a “trader,” as one Trump intellectual called the former veep.
What his tarnished stature as Fox News board member reveals about the once golden GOP leader.
Nation swats down bigoted words from former vice-president about Pete Buttigieg.
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GOP lawmakers today began circulating legislation that would add exceptions for rape and incest to the state’s 1849 abortion ban. Under the bill, those abortions would only be allowed during the first trimester of a pregnancy. The bill also would
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Conservative Supreme Court candidate Daniel Kelly accused liberal rival Janet Protasiewicz of slandering him in her campaign ads, calling her accusations preposterous and stupid. He also called the Milwaukee County judge unqualified to serve on the state’s highest court.
Insurers and pharmacy benefit managers are erecting barriers to some treatments for cancer and other illnesses by implementing so-called copay accumulator adjustments.
On the state and local levels, especially in Milwaukee, politicians are not enacting progressive policies. Instead, decision-makers continue to push carceral solutions that further criminalize Black people.
Clubs offer an enormous return on investment. Every $1 spent on afterschool programming saves over $3 by increasing kids’ learning potential, improving performance and reducing crime. Studies show every dollar invested in clubs also returns $9.60 in future earnings and cost-savings to communities.
With the farm bill up for debate this year, U.S. Sen. Tammy Baldwin should spend more time tackling the real cause of Wisconsin’s dairy farm crisis: corporate concentration.
It seems the rallying cry for “Medicare for All” that was near the top of the agenda during the 2020 presidential campaign has been lost in the drum beat of today’s bitter politics.
Nothing will dissuade Republicans In Trump Only. Mike Pence observing that “tourists don’t injure 140 police officers by sightseeing” only proves he is a “trader,” as one Trump intellectual called the former veep.
What his tarnished stature as Fox News board member reveals about the once golden GOP leader.
Nation swats down bigoted words from former vice-president about Pete Buttigieg.
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GOP lawmakers today began circulating legislation that would add exceptions for rape and incest to the state’s 1849 abortion ban. Under the bill, those abortions would only be allowed during the first trimester of a pregnancy. The bill also would clarify the existing exception for the life of the mother.
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Conservative Supreme Court candidate Daniel Kelly accused liberal rival Janet Protasiewicz of slandering him in her campaign ads, calling her accusations preposterous and stupid. He also called the Milwaukee County judge unqualified to serve on the state’s highest court.