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Fed Chair Jerome Powell and colleagues must weigh a myriad of conflicting information.
Democrats have finally noticed that prices are way too high…just in time for them to blame them on President Trump ahead of the midterm elections.
An Associated Press story from the other day caught my eye. It was about a controversy stemming from a new policy limiting how much a student can borrow under federally supported student loan programs.
The deer hunt may represent bloodthirsty slaughter for some, but those who grew up hunting know a moment like this is a chance to teach deep life lessons.
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In my first year as State Senator, I’ve learned so much about District 14 and the people living within it. While these have been really tumultuous times, they have also revealed so much goodness, and that deserves highlighting at the end of 2025.
The court must set aside any discomfort about judging a former colleague and revoke Gableman’s law license.
“Another lane will fix it” still reigns at WisDOT, but the public is pushing back.
Next time, pick a villain who is unlikeable.
One of the biggest political stories of 2025 has been the push for mid-decade gerrymandering of state’s congressional maps.
For us in the building trades, data centers aren’t some big, scary mystery. They’re high-skill, long-term work. The kind of work that feeds families, pays mortgages, and sends kids to college.
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Fed Chair Jerome Powell and colleagues must weigh a myriad of conflicting information.
Democrats have finally noticed that prices are way too high…just in time for them to blame them on President Trump ahead of the midterm elections.
An Associated Press story from the other day caught my eye. It was about a controversy stemming from a new policy limiting how much a student can borrow under federally supported student loan programs.
The deer hunt may represent bloodthirsty slaughter for some, but those who grew up hunting know a moment like this is a chance to teach deep life lessons.
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In my first year as State Senator, I’ve learned so much about District 14 and the people living within it. While these have been really tumultuous times, they have also revealed so much goodness, and that deserves highlighting at the end of 2025.
The court must set aside any discomfort about judging a former colleague and revoke Gableman’s law license.
“Another lane will fix it” still reigns at WisDOT, but the public is pushing back.
Next time, pick a villain who is unlikeable.
One of the biggest political stories of 2025 has been the push for mid-decade gerrymandering of state’s congressional maps.
For us in the building trades, data centers aren’t some big, scary mystery. They’re high-skill, long-term work. The kind of work that feeds families, pays mortgages, and sends kids to college.