Assembly Republicans appear to be set on impeaching newly sworn in Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Janet Protasiewicz over her refusal to recuse herself from hearing a case on the state’s electoral maps, but there are two schools of thought on whether this is a wise idea.

In what would be the dirtiest political power play in Wisconsin history, Republican politicians, led by Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, are plotting to negate the will of the voters and overthrow the elected majority of the Supreme Court.

Faux outrage is about a political loss, not court’s lack of impartiality.

GOP plan for $2.9 million tax cut could use up most of remaining state surplus.

Wisconsin surplus safe from federal clawback.

Senate Bill 385 creates requirements related to social media companies’ and social media platforms’ treatment of account holders on the basis of age. Under the bill, social media companies must ensure that all accounts created on or after January 1, 2019, are designated as a youth accounts that comply with the youth account requirements of the bill.

A court will intervene to create a second majority-Black district in a state that has used gerrymandering to boost the GOP.

News reports about the chaos and bombast concerning yet another possible government shutdown looming in just four weeks underscore the continuing dysfunction in Washington.

It turns out that while Walker and the Republican insiders bet their future on an anti-labor agenda, the future has chosen to bet against them.

In the long sweep of history unions were a good thing. But they just aren’t nearly as important as they used to be and there’s no reason to think that they will reemerge as powerhouses, despite what may be happening at your local Starbucks.

By standing together in unions and organizing for a brighter future for our families, working people in every type of job from every corner of our nation are strengthening our democracy and renewing the promise of America for generations to come.

Everyone owes a debt to laborers and union organizers. They put their lives on the line for safe workplaces, an eight-hour work day, a five-day work week, insurance, disability benefits, fair wages, dignity and respect for manual labor.

Wisconsin Elections Commission Chair Don Millis writes that geopolitical polarization and candidate quality–not ‘rigged’ maps–explain large GOP legislative majorities.

The singer featured in Milwaukee’s Republican debate is opposite of Jason Aldean. Mistaking them is dividing America.

When a majority of the justices on the state’s high court are so clearly and openly violating the court’s own rules, state law, and the Constitution, they have forfeited their authority and surrendered their power to judge the affairs of the people of Wisconsin.

In central Wisconsin, the online newspaper the Wausau Pilot & Review, has amassed almost $200,000 in legal bills fighting a defamation suit brought by a Republican state senator.

Being woke is more than a hashtag, being “woke” must be a committed lifestyle.

For decades, Wisconsin has been at the epicenter of the movement to privatize education, pushed by the Milwaukee-based Bradley Foundation, a mega-wealthy conservative foundation and early backer of Milwaukee’s first-in-the-nation school voucher program.

For all that has happened on the Milwaukee area education landscape in the last 35 years, great results have been delivered too infrequently.

Republican presidential candidates need to wake up and realize how far afield they are from the rest of the country on this issue.