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This cohort of seniors lost the last third of their freshman year and spent their sophomore year learning at home. They’ve spent almost their entire high school years under the shadow of COVID.
Fifty years after its founding, the organization keeps, in the words of Bernie Sanders, doing “exactly what needs to be done in the country.”
With a $7 billion surplus, Wisconsin has an opportunity to invest in its greatest talent magnet.
Milwaukee County urgently needs the increase in state shared revenue and county sales tax that’s proposed.
Legislators should resist the temptation to bigfoot local governments.
You love President Trump. I love President Trump. But millions of independent voters don’t, and they will decide the 2024 election. In order to understand this, we must understand the power of confirmation bias and why we must to move past it to think logically about politics (and everything else).
Republican Legislature ignores huge majority of voters on abortion and redistricting.
On this episode of “Get to the Point” Kristin and Brian talk government social media curfews, child labor laws and Brian’s interest in the coronation.
On International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, we’re taking a look at how the escalating attacks on the trans community have impacted Wisconsin. Now more than ever, we must all step up and take action to support LGBTQ Wisconsinites.
Apparently, some parents think that most everything should be done to keep their kids safe and comfortable from challenging ideas — such as the fact that gay kids and teachers even exist.
President Joe Biden said he would end his overseas trip early to fly back to tend to the manufactured crisis from Congressional Republicans who think they can defy the rules of acting like grownups on this matter.
Just move to New York: Globalists do want to take your hamburgers, but it’s not about climate change.
If local governments are going to get more state aid — aid, incidentally, that should be theirs in the first place — legislators want to attach strings.
In a multitude of ways, Republicans are subverting the most basic principle of our nation: that the people decide.
With callous disregard for the victims of crime, the left has made a concerted effort in recent years to drive soft-on-crime policies while putting in place prosecutors, judges, and police leadership who use their positions to coddle criminals at every opportunity.
Milwaukee public high schools next in line.
To keep our city safe and thriving, it’s going to more of us to step forward when one drops out of the fight.
Nonprofit has $1.5 billion in investments, but still gets many millions in charitable donations.
The time has come to pass the needed reforms in the state Legislature to allow community solar to grow and thrive.
Technology and the digital marketplace are here to stay, so it is essential our political leaders in Washington support policies that promote and strengthen America’s technology sector and help small businesses grow and compete globally.
This cohort of seniors lost the last third of their freshman year and spent their sophomore year learning at home. They’ve spent almost their entire high school years under the shadow of COVID.
Fifty years after its founding, the organization keeps, in the words of Bernie Sanders, doing “exactly what needs to be done in the country.”
With a $7 billion surplus, Wisconsin has an opportunity to invest in its greatest talent magnet.
Milwaukee County urgently needs the increase in state shared revenue and county sales tax that’s proposed.
Legislators should resist the temptation to bigfoot local governments.
You love President Trump. I love President Trump. But millions of independent voters don’t, and they will decide the 2024 election. In order to understand this, we must understand the power of confirmation bias and why we must to move past it to think logically about politics (and everything else).
Republican Legislature ignores huge majority of voters on abortion and redistricting.
On this episode of “Get to the Point” Kristin and Brian talk government social media curfews, child labor laws and Brian’s interest in the coronation.
On International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia, we’re taking a look at how the escalating attacks on the trans community have impacted Wisconsin. Now more than ever, we must all step up and take action to support LGBTQ Wisconsinites.
Apparently, some parents think that most everything should be done to keep their kids safe and comfortable from challenging ideas — such as the fact that gay kids and teachers even exist.
President Joe Biden said he would end his overseas trip early to fly back to tend to the manufactured crisis from Congressional Republicans who think they can defy the rules of acting like grownups on this matter.
Just move to New York: Globalists do want to take your hamburgers, but it’s not about climate change.
If local governments are going to get more state aid — aid, incidentally, that should be theirs in the first place — legislators want to attach strings.
In a multitude of ways, Republicans are subverting the most basic principle of our nation: that the people decide.
With callous disregard for the victims of crime, the left has made a concerted effort in recent years to drive soft-on-crime policies while putting in place prosecutors, judges, and police leadership who use their positions to coddle criminals at every opportunity.
Milwaukee public high schools next in line.
To keep our city safe and thriving, it’s going to more of us to step forward when one drops out of the fight.
Nonprofit has $1.5 billion in investments, but still gets many millions in charitable donations.
The time has come to pass the needed reforms in the state Legislature to allow community solar to grow and thrive.
Technology and the digital marketplace are here to stay, so it is essential our political leaders in Washington support policies that promote and strengthen America’s technology sector and help small businesses grow and compete globally.
