She represents Wisconsin with character, a heart for public service and the integrity needed to take on the powerful and the well connected and win.

We’ve entered one of the most awful periods of the year for public rhetoric: commencement season.

The woke corporation should be booted from Florida’s local government.

The firestorm caused by House Republicans, refusing to raise the debt ceiling unless trillions of dollars are cut in non-defense discretionary spending, requires firefighters, not arsonists.

Pushing against the debt ceiling deadline.

Playing politics with our nation’s debt ceiling is dangerous business. But that’s exactly what Republicans in Congress are doing as they hold the economy hostage while trying to force drastic and damaging budget cuts.

Republicans win when it is morning in America, not with broken glass and hangman’s nooses in Washington, D.C.

Give thanks to the men and women who serve during Armed Forces Week.

Early this month, Sen. Mary Felzkowski, R-Tomahawk, introduced legislation that would require hospitals to post a machine-readable file with the standard charges for at least 300 pre-scheduled “shoppable” items and services the hospital provides.

And how does it compare to Gov. Evers’ proposal?

Eliminating the Fresh Start teacher is part of the district’s plan to “surplus” dozens of staff and teacher positions to address an expected budgetary shortfall next year. Up to 60 teaching jobs could be affected.

A recent survey from UW-Madison researchers found that 43% of Wisconsin Republicans who responded agreed or strongly agreed that “the traditional American way of life is disappearing so fast that we may have to use force to save it,” compared to 15% of Wisconsin Democrats.

A recent action taken by Milwaukee’s Medical College of Wisconsin shows free speech on college campuses is clinging to life support.

GOP brinksmanship is needlessly jeopardizing our economy, our safety and our health.

None of the anti-line advocates are acting in good faith. They simply want to shut down the line, heedless of the cost to a lot of poor folks who rely on it for the energy to heat their homes or run their vehicles.

When Jalisa Hawkins decided to transfer her daughter from one Beloit public school to another, the state cut the sum taxpayers spend on the child’s education by about 40% for no good reason. Yet it’s true, of Hawkins’ daughter, her kindergartener brother, and the 519 others attending The Lincoln Academy, now in its second year.

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.