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Sudden shutdown of Social Development Commission has dire consequences and no easy solution.

Half of the media spreads his lies and chaos to destabilize our nation, while the other half often smothers itself in equivocation.

An informed citizenry is at the heart of America’s 246-year-old experiment in democracy. A free press is foundational to an informed citizenry.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court will soon hear a case involving records related to the voting rights of mentally incompetent people. No matter which side wins, the public has in some ways already lost.

Legislative hopefuls face strict rules, deadlines, paperwork.

Perhaps because it has at least 2 economies.

President Joe Biden is continuing his illegal and obvious effort to buy votes by “forgiving” student loans. It is a healthy reminder that government involvement makes everything worse. Let us remind ourselves of how we got here.

The U.S. House’s Antisemitism Awareness Act adopts a definition of antisemitism that could be used to penalize criticism of the actions of the state of Israel.

The Ethical Life podcast hosts Richard Kyte and Scott Rada discuss the four tenets of ethical protests and why such principles are important.

UWM must act now.

The bill, which Speaker Mike Johnson described as an attempt “to crack down on antisemitism on college campuses,” was met with fierce criticism from leading Democrats in Congress.

It’s time to crack down on reckless driving.

Cooke’s successful small-donor fundraising allowed her to hire an experienced campaign manager and set up an impressive campaign website, with thoughtful issue positions and creative social media with thousands of views. No wonder that unions, local small businesses and national organizations have endorsed Cooke.

Hovde claims excessive spending by Baldwin and Biden are responsible for our increasing national debt. In fact, it is the tax cuts of Trump and George W. Bush that have added the greatest to our debt.

Thirty-two states in the country right now allow teachers or school administration to conceal carry. South Dakota started the trend in 2013! Eleven years ago. Unfortunately, Wisconsin is not one of the states that allow teachers to defend their classrooms.

WPR restructures in the face of declining audiences, shifting media habits.

A measles outbreak is another problem that we don’t need, and one that can be eliminated if people would just get vaccinated.

H.R. 3269 represents a crucial step towards enhancing law enforcement safety and community protection by facilitating the adoption of advanced less-than-lethal technologies.

Arrest them. Remove them. Expel them. What we see happening on college campuses across the country is not about free speech.

The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, look at the race for Wisconsin’s First Congressional District, where former Revenue Secretary Peter Barca, a Democrat who served in Congress from 1993-1995 along with two stints in the state Assembly, is running against Republican incumbent Bryan Steil.

Sudden shutdown of Social Development Commission has dire consequences and no easy solution.

Half of the media spreads his lies and chaos to destabilize our nation, while the other half often smothers itself in equivocation.

An informed citizenry is at the heart of America’s 246-year-old experiment in democracy. A free press is foundational to an informed citizenry.

The Wisconsin Supreme Court will soon hear a case involving records related to the voting rights of mentally incompetent people. No matter which side wins, the public has in some ways already lost.

Legislative hopefuls face strict rules, deadlines, paperwork.

Perhaps because it has at least 2 economies.

President Joe Biden is continuing his illegal and obvious effort to buy votes by “forgiving” student loans. It is a healthy reminder that government involvement makes everything worse. Let us remind ourselves of how we got here.

The U.S. House’s Antisemitism Awareness Act adopts a definition of antisemitism that could be used to penalize criticism of the actions of the state of Israel.

The Ethical Life podcast hosts Richard Kyte and Scott Rada discuss the four tenets of ethical protests and why such principles are important.

UWM must act now.

The bill, which Speaker Mike Johnson described as an attempt “to crack down on antisemitism on college campuses,” was met with fierce criticism from leading Democrats in Congress.

It’s time to crack down on reckless driving.

Cooke’s successful small-donor fundraising allowed her to hire an experienced campaign manager and set up an impressive campaign website, with thoughtful issue positions and creative social media with thousands of views. No wonder that unions, local small businesses and national organizations have endorsed Cooke.

Hovde claims excessive spending by Baldwin and Biden are responsible for our increasing national debt. In fact, it is the tax cuts of Trump and George W. Bush that have added the greatest to our debt.

Thirty-two states in the country right now allow teachers or school administration to conceal carry. South Dakota started the trend in 2013! Eleven years ago. Unfortunately, Wisconsin is not one of the states that allow teachers to defend their classrooms.

WPR restructures in the face of declining audiences, shifting media habits.

A measles outbreak is another problem that we don’t need, and one that can be eliminated if people would just get vaccinated.

H.R. 3269 represents a crucial step towards enhancing law enforcement safety and community protection by facilitating the adoption of advanced less-than-lethal technologies.

Arrest them. Remove them. Expel them. What we see happening on college campuses across the country is not about free speech.

The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, look at the race for Wisconsin’s First Congressional District, where former Revenue Secretary Peter Barca, a Democrat who served in Congress from 1993-1995 along with two stints in the state Assembly, is running against Republican incumbent Bryan Steil.