If “toxic masculinity” exists then Donald Trump is the first case study, while Kamala Harris is a stand up woman.

Under current Wisconsin state law, health insurers are required to provide one annual mammogram to women under 50 and two to women aged 45-49 who meet certain criteria, all with no out-of-pocket cost to the patient. However, for women with dense breasts and others who have high risk factors, a mammogram alone just isn’t enough.

FDA should allow, improve substitutes to cigarettes.

Voters overwhelmingly favor job requirement, but state has waived it for years, swelling benefits rolls by 56,000 adults a month.

Backers of Harris fear a would-be dictator. Trump backers fear what? A woman of color they do not like, but who would lead as a traditional, Constitution-abiding sitting president?

Former President Donald Trump’s time serving french fries at a McDonald’s in Pennsylvania was about more than a photo-op. He again sent a powerful message to the American people that he’s got them.

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Alarmingly, the federal government allocates only $0.05 per student annually to civics education, a stark contrast to the annual $54 investment per student in STEM subjects.

Evers, please take note of those big Google and Amazon nuclear deals.

But middlemen are siphoning hundreds of millions away from patient care.

The Milwaukee Common Council has a chance to create lasting change this budget cycle.

The notion that Mayor Rhodes-Conway needs to be lectured on effective lobbying by former Mayor Paul Paul Soglin is just ludicrous.

Eric Hovde doesn’t know much about the Farm Bill, he told the moderators of his debate with Sen. Tammy Baldwin, whom Hovde is running to replace.

If eight people who never met can break bread, discuss contentious issues and walk away feeling hopeful, then political polarization isn’t incurable.

Overregulation burdens every consumer and business in America. It increases compliance and operational costs, reduces efficiency and creates barriers to market entry.

The gerrymander is ending and the Robin Vos era should end with it.

Replace manufactured partisan “reform” with a means for citizen-driven change.

The con of the conservation easement needs to be called out and called out quickly, and conservative lawmakers need to make the sunset of the Stewardship program and fundamental conservation easement reform a top priority in the next legislative session.

One of the most alarming ways Project 2025 would impact our clean water is by gutting the EPA and its ability to enforce clean water standards.