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As we approach the 100th anniversary of the first formal Negro History Week celebration, it is important that we acknowledge the work of Dr. Carter G. Woodson, the second Black person to receive a doctorate degree from Harvard, and keep in mind that Black History is American History.
Wisconsin Democrats don’t want to rely on free market forces to determine the future of how you receive your news.
Health care in Wisconsin is suffering from a serious case of “long COVID.” Not so much the disease itself, although it’s on the rise again, but how the lingering effects of the pandemic are challenging systems that deliver care.
But fairer voter boundaries may force an end to state Republicans’ imperial rule.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Janet Protasiewicz should apologize to Dan Kelly after it was revealed that her campaign viciously mocked her opponent with horses planted in campaign commercials. Instead, she’s arrogantly refusing to comment.
Together, we can confront the threat of AI-driven disinformation and ensure that the voice of the people remains clear and unaltered in our democracy.
O’Donnell calls right of first refusal for the power transmission industry “fundamentally anti-capitalist, anti-conservative and anti-American.”
Because of Gov. Tony Evers, more than 67,000 acres of woodland between Rhinelander and Crandon — the Pelican River Forest — will be permanently protected.
Community solar is a solution that brings a plethora of benefits to a broad base of consumers, transforming the way we access and think about energy, as well as reduce energy costs for Wisconsin families and businesses.
Local judges keep releasing dangerous criminals on low or no bail.
No one who has studied history or law, even in a cursory type of way, could imagine that our courts would have to seriously address one of those questions that usually only gets posed in a dorm room where a group sits around talking late into the night.
He’s basically saying that he has a golden issue here against Biden and so he’ll oppose any deal at all because even one that would give him everything he wants would help his opponent.
She looks like a cheerleader but they see the wickedest of witches. A secret agent of the Pentagon who’s masterminding an elaborate PsyOp with the NFL to fix the outcome of the Super Bowl in order to boost the fortunes of the current occupant of the White House.
In the article “Among the Thugs,” journalist Brendan O’Connor goes into detail about what it’s like spending time attending rallies and meetings organized by the likes of the Proud Boys, Oath Keepers and other fascist groups that have sprung up in the country since the advent of Donald Trump.
Communities across the state and nation have watched as hospitals and clinics have closed.
The two consultants hired by the leftist court majority were hired to deliver maps that favor Democrats. That is exactly what is going to happen.
Last minute GOP legislation based on Evers’ plan vetoed by governor. Why?
Government shouldn’t be used as a weapon.
Our ability to make informed electoral decisions hinges on having clear, honest information from our representative about his stance on pivotal issues like abortion rights.
Will in-your-face style of state senator be tempered as a Circuit Court judge?
As we approach the 100th anniversary of the first formal Negro History Week celebration, it is important that we acknowledge the work of Dr. Carter G. Woodson, the second Black person to receive a doctorate degree from Harvard, and keep in mind that Black History is American History.
Wisconsin Democrats don’t want to rely on free market forces to determine the future of how you receive your news.
Health care in Wisconsin is suffering from a serious case of “long COVID.” Not so much the disease itself, although it’s on the rise again, but how the lingering effects of the pandemic are challenging systems that deliver care.
But fairer voter boundaries may force an end to state Republicans’ imperial rule.
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Janet Protasiewicz should apologize to Dan Kelly after it was revealed that her campaign viciously mocked her opponent with horses planted in campaign commercials. Instead, she’s arrogantly refusing to comment.
Together, we can confront the threat of AI-driven disinformation and ensure that the voice of the people remains clear and unaltered in our democracy.
O’Donnell calls right of first refusal for the power transmission industry “fundamentally anti-capitalist, anti-conservative and anti-American.”
Because of Gov. Tony Evers, more than 67,000 acres of woodland between Rhinelander and Crandon — the Pelican River Forest — will be permanently protected.
Community solar is a solution that brings a plethora of benefits to a broad base of consumers, transforming the way we access and think about energy, as well as reduce energy costs for Wisconsin families and businesses.
Local judges keep releasing dangerous criminals on low or no bail.
No one who has studied history or law, even in a cursory type of way, could imagine that our courts would have to seriously address one of those questions that usually only gets posed in a dorm room where a group sits around talking late into the night.
He’s basically saying that he has a golden issue here against Biden and so he’ll oppose any deal at all because even one that would give him everything he wants would help his opponent.
She looks like a cheerleader but they see the wickedest of witches. A secret agent of the Pentagon who’s masterminding an elaborate PsyOp with the NFL to fix the outcome of the Super Bowl in order to boost the fortunes of the current occupant of the White House.
In the article “Among the Thugs,” journalist Brendan O’Connor goes into detail about what it’s like spending time attending rallies and meetings organized by the likes of the Proud Boys, Oath Keepers and other fascist groups that have sprung up in the country since the advent of Donald Trump.
Communities across the state and nation have watched as hospitals and clinics have closed.
The two consultants hired by the leftist court majority were hired to deliver maps that favor Democrats. That is exactly what is going to happen.
Last minute GOP legislation based on Evers’ plan vetoed by governor. Why?
Government shouldn’t be used as a weapon.
Our ability to make informed electoral decisions hinges on having clear, honest information from our representative about his stance on pivotal issues like abortion rights.
Will in-your-face style of state senator be tempered as a Circuit Court judge?
