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Once a reporter and a paper adopt the language of the left, no matter how good the story is, they are putting their fingers on the scale, using language no normal person ever does, preaching.
We are proud to announce our bipartisan legislation to update Wisconsin law so that our state’s educational goals in K-12 public schools include instruction regarding Hmong Americans and Asian Americans.
The stagnation in Wisconsin’s shared revenue program is so significant because the state has historically not given local governments access to the same mix of revenue sources enjoyed by their peers.
Exploring the boundaries and limits of innovation in an age when breakthroughs are happening at a startling pace is among the goals of the Responsible Innovation Hub, a new center within the Wisconsin Institute of Discovery on the UW-Madison campus.
Bonnie Baerwald, president of Moraine Park Technical College dropped a surprise bombshell on the developing consensus among leaders in Washington County that a consolidation of the county’s two two-year colleges makes pragmatic sense.
We at World Beyond War don’t take sides. In war, the only winners are the people selling the weapons. We call for a ceasefire and negotiations in Ukraine.
We can’t allow Wisconsin Congressional Republicans and their extremist colleagues to get away with voting to raise energy costs for working families and kill new, good-paying clean energy jobs.
Both consumer and business advocates castigate excess profits of utilities.
Republicans have proposed spending hundreds of millions of dollars on shared revenue, but are oddly silent on how much of the COVID relief surplus they plan to give back to taxpayers.
A recent history of the state’s social spending Leviathan
We are beginning to experience four convergent crises: a high level of xenophobia, divergent population trends, a rising world temperature and massive waves of migration. How can we avoid a catastrophic collision of these crises?
It’s time for the media to stop catering to Milwaukee’s abysmal leadership and make them answer for decades of poor decisions.
We’ve already gone far enough in Wisconsin. It’s time to shut the door and keep it closed.
Thanks to a Supreme Court ruling and a DNR freed of the bonds it was shackled with in the Walker area, maybe the scales have tipped a bit in the direction of citizens.
Wisconsin electricity customers—who are prohibited by Wisconsin law from shopping around for another electricity provider— are suffering from the higher prices caused by the policies enacted by “progressive” regulators, extreme environmental groups, and monopoly utilities who are laughing all the way to the bank, but it doesn’t have to be this way.
Amid a sustained outcry from frustrated occupational license seekers and a statewide worker shortage, Wisconsin lawmakers are advancing a universal recognition licensure bill and nearly a dozen more narrowly targeted reforms that would finally help remedy longtime bureaucratic dysfunction and over-regulation.
“Self-care” is more than a buzzword or a trip to the local spa, taking time out for oneself can be both an act of indulgence and a form of survival.
The operatives running them have connections to Scott Walker, Eric O’Keefe, and conservative groups.
If politicians put extreme views first, vote them out of office.
Shaming the federal and state governments and institutions to act for a better outcome has proved to be effective. How might leaders in our nation now arouse a sense of shame to counter the growing absurd behavior from the likes of Trump, Santos, and the far extremes in our politics?
Once a reporter and a paper adopt the language of the left, no matter how good the story is, they are putting their fingers on the scale, using language no normal person ever does, preaching.
We are proud to announce our bipartisan legislation to update Wisconsin law so that our state’s educational goals in K-12 public schools include instruction regarding Hmong Americans and Asian Americans.
The stagnation in Wisconsin’s shared revenue program is so significant because the state has historically not given local governments access to the same mix of revenue sources enjoyed by their peers.
Exploring the boundaries and limits of innovation in an age when breakthroughs are happening at a startling pace is among the goals of the Responsible Innovation Hub, a new center within the Wisconsin Institute of Discovery on the UW-Madison campus.
Bonnie Baerwald, president of Moraine Park Technical College dropped a surprise bombshell on the developing consensus among leaders in Washington County that a consolidation of the county’s two two-year colleges makes pragmatic sense.
We at World Beyond War don’t take sides. In war, the only winners are the people selling the weapons. We call for a ceasefire and negotiations in Ukraine.
We can’t allow Wisconsin Congressional Republicans and their extremist colleagues to get away with voting to raise energy costs for working families and kill new, good-paying clean energy jobs.
Both consumer and business advocates castigate excess profits of utilities.
Republicans have proposed spending hundreds of millions of dollars on shared revenue, but are oddly silent on how much of the COVID relief surplus they plan to give back to taxpayers.
A recent history of the state’s social spending Leviathan
We are beginning to experience four convergent crises: a high level of xenophobia, divergent population trends, a rising world temperature and massive waves of migration. How can we avoid a catastrophic collision of these crises?
It’s time for the media to stop catering to Milwaukee’s abysmal leadership and make them answer for decades of poor decisions.
We’ve already gone far enough in Wisconsin. It’s time to shut the door and keep it closed.
Thanks to a Supreme Court ruling and a DNR freed of the bonds it was shackled with in the Walker area, maybe the scales have tipped a bit in the direction of citizens.
Wisconsin electricity customers—who are prohibited by Wisconsin law from shopping around for another electricity provider— are suffering from the higher prices caused by the policies enacted by “progressive” regulators, extreme environmental groups, and monopoly utilities who are laughing all the way to the bank, but it doesn’t have to be this way.
Amid a sustained outcry from frustrated occupational license seekers and a statewide worker shortage, Wisconsin lawmakers are advancing a universal recognition licensure bill and nearly a dozen more narrowly targeted reforms that would finally help remedy longtime bureaucratic dysfunction and over-regulation.
“Self-care” is more than a buzzword or a trip to the local spa, taking time out for oneself can be both an act of indulgence and a form of survival.
The operatives running them have connections to Scott Walker, Eric O’Keefe, and conservative groups.
If politicians put extreme views first, vote them out of office.
Shaming the federal and state governments and institutions to act for a better outcome has proved to be effective. How might leaders in our nation now arouse a sense of shame to counter the growing absurd behavior from the likes of Trump, Santos, and the far extremes in our politics?
