Wisconsin’s two top elected officials identify policy priorities to cement career

Just days into the new session it looks like Gov. Tony Evers’ has ripped off his compromise disguise.

Breaking down remarks from the candidates, with a particularly close eye on the redistricting responses.

Judge Janet Protasiewicz appears to be the only Wisconsin Supreme Court candidate who holds that the Wisconsin Supreme Court must cease to act as a political body and insist that our government play by the rules.

A recent United Nations report showed progress in recovery of the ozone layer.

January 6th has become a date that is seared into the American consciousness. Depending on a variety of factors, including personal political beliefs, the day represents significantly different things to different people.

A pair of democratic socialists have formed the state’s first socialist caucus since the 1930s.

Walker, in his lucrative foundation job, is continuing a long pattern of building his resume and cashing in by tearing down educators and education systems.

Every pro-life governor who ran for reelection in November won by a large margin.

PSC wrongly approves price gouging that will increase Wisconsin income disparities.

He is precisely what we need on the bench. An even tempered, thoughtful, jurist who does not view the law in a linear fashion.

Let’s celebrate the decline, give the cops some credit, and be somewhat skeptical about any one simple explanation for what happened.

Newly elected House Speaker Kevin McCarthy Saturday got it backwards when he thanked former President Donald Trump for helping win the speakership.

The pervasive nature of illegal immigration will continue to be a challenge unless Biden and his team wake up.

Wisconsin likely stands alone with Mississippi and other Southern states in refusing 90 percent federal expansion funding and an additional five percent federal funding for three years.

Both the flat tax idea and the movement to end the income tax are based on plans that would severely reduce state revenues, requiring cuts in many state services and crushing hopes to help public schools and give relief to beleaguered local governments. Worse, they both would place the tax burden directly on those who ought to be paying less.

The proposal passed last session and is on a fast track this session for a second vote.