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In the end, my position on objectivity comes down to this. First, different experiences and perspectives of journalists should be welcomed and acted upon when debating what to cover and how to approach it. But once that process moves to a story’s execution, best practices remain the same.
In high-income-tax states, people vote with their feet.
DeSantis was ill-motivated in attacking the proposed AP curriculum, but that didn’t make him wrong on the merits. And give the College Board credit for listening to feedback.
Congresswoman Ilhan Omar ousted from Foreign Affairs.
Without leave laws, researchers say much of wage gap could have been eliminated by 2017.
The issue for 2023 is that costs are increasing by 10-40% in some segments and economic uncertainty may impact consumer behaviors and preferences.
Many people in Wisconsin are under the impression that the disastrous probe into the state’s 2020 presidential election conducted by former state Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman is over, as are its costs to taxpayers. They’re wrong.
GOP lawmakers’ arguments for eliminating Wisconsin’s progressive income tax don’t add up.
Brian Schimming went on talk radio to defend ‘peaceful protests’ at January 6 Capitol riot.
It’s not getting better. Don’t kid yourself. It’s getting worse. And it’s a stain on our democracy.
The future of a functioning democracy in our state is on the ballot in the upcoming Wisconsin Supreme Court election.
The Biden bureaucracy aims its ESG arsenal at corporate America.
The Vietnam War ended officially on Jan. 27, 1973, with signing of the Paris Peace Accords.
Get ready for six months of rhetoric and infighting over how to spend Wisconsin’s record $7.1 billion surplus.
A lot of the coming budget debate is going to revolve around what we want Wisconsin to look like.
The benefits of school choice have never been clearer.
Our Legislature has evolved into an institution where grandstanding is the norm, bloated staffs keep their bosses in the news, and civility is no longer in vogue.
A recent study shows that 2022 was the first year on record that global low-carbon investments matched fossil fuel funding.
There is a serious use-of-force problem built into policing in this country. Over 1,000 Americans per year lose their lives in encounters with police.
A new federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives’ rule on pistols with stabilizing braces faces a Second Amendment lawsuit filed on behalf of disabled veterans.
In the end, my position on objectivity comes down to this. First, different experiences and perspectives of journalists should be welcomed and acted upon when debating what to cover and how to approach it. But once that process moves to a story’s execution, best practices remain the same.
In high-income-tax states, people vote with their feet.
DeSantis was ill-motivated in attacking the proposed AP curriculum, but that didn’t make him wrong on the merits. And give the College Board credit for listening to feedback.
Congresswoman Ilhan Omar ousted from Foreign Affairs.
Without leave laws, researchers say much of wage gap could have been eliminated by 2017.
The issue for 2023 is that costs are increasing by 10-40% in some segments and economic uncertainty may impact consumer behaviors and preferences.
Many people in Wisconsin are under the impression that the disastrous probe into the state’s 2020 presidential election conducted by former state Supreme Court Justice Michael Gableman is over, as are its costs to taxpayers. They’re wrong.
GOP lawmakers’ arguments for eliminating Wisconsin’s progressive income tax don’t add up.
Brian Schimming went on talk radio to defend ‘peaceful protests’ at January 6 Capitol riot.
It’s not getting better. Don’t kid yourself. It’s getting worse. And it’s a stain on our democracy.
The future of a functioning democracy in our state is on the ballot in the upcoming Wisconsin Supreme Court election.
The Biden bureaucracy aims its ESG arsenal at corporate America.
The Vietnam War ended officially on Jan. 27, 1973, with signing of the Paris Peace Accords.
Get ready for six months of rhetoric and infighting over how to spend Wisconsin’s record $7.1 billion surplus.
A lot of the coming budget debate is going to revolve around what we want Wisconsin to look like.
The benefits of school choice have never been clearer.
Our Legislature has evolved into an institution where grandstanding is the norm, bloated staffs keep their bosses in the news, and civility is no longer in vogue.
A recent study shows that 2022 was the first year on record that global low-carbon investments matched fossil fuel funding.
There is a serious use-of-force problem built into policing in this country. Over 1,000 Americans per year lose their lives in encounters with police.
A new federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives’ rule on pistols with stabilizing braces faces a Second Amendment lawsuit filed on behalf of disabled veterans.