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New York Times columnist Paul Krugman hit the nail on the head this week when he jabbed right-wingers like Fox News’ Tucker Carlson and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz for fawning over Putin as a tough guy.
The Wisconsin Elections Commission has been hit with another lawsuit alleging it failed to follow election law — this time for WEC’s illegal use of the National Mail Voter Registration Form.
In Johnson’s ads against Barnes they feature every ugly image of Barnes’ longer beard as opposed to the well-trimmed one he has today. They blur the lighting and the facial images as if they have discovered someone lurking in doorways surrounded by graffiti, whose head moves in a jerky motion as misshapen headlines and phrases are painted behind him.
In Maryland, officials just launched a new way to combat hate. Called the Emmett Till Alert system, the goal is to bring attention to acts of hate and racism that may otherwise fly under the radar.
If Biden were truly interested in softening the divisiveness we are currently experiencing, he wouldn’t speak to the American people about how one-half of the population are “extremists” in front of a militaristic and foreboding background.
In Wisconsin, we have been failing our kids and making ourselves feel better about it by spending more money on them. They do not need more money. They need a quality education and our government education establishment is increasingly unable or unwilling to give them that education.
This year, as fall sports seasons are underway, we are marking the 50th anniversary of Title IX, which became law in 1972.
Late Wednesday, alderperson Gary Halverson finally did the right thing for his fellow alders along with the entire community by resigning from the Madison City Council.
Much like other markets in the uncertain 2022 economy, venture capital is an asset class not immune from troubles.
Agriculture is vital to peace and economic stability—yet agriculture is also dangerous. Data from the National Safety Council indicate that we have about 500 deaths of adult agricultural workers each year.
If you stop to think of two large sectors in our economy that the public is perpetually dissatisfied with, healthcare and education, you quickly realize that the problems within both sectors have a common root cause – the benefits of free market competition have been largely driven out of each.
The voting system would also solve the third party problem in the American political system.
Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson and city officials can’t seem to keep their stories straight on a get-out-the-vote campaign that one lawmaker says looks like “Zuckerbucks 2.0.”
It’s our imperative to vote: Even at the highest turnout rate, it’s astounding just how many people leave their vote and voice at home on Election Day.
I implore the Wisconsin Controlled Substances Board to re-evaluate based on the findings of recent kratom research so they can truly help people who are still struggling like I was.
Anti-obesity medications are effective, approved and recommended tools to treat chronic obesity. However, they are not covered under Medicare Part D, which restricts patient access to effective obesity treatments.
As a small business owner, I believe it’s crucial that we have a strong leader fighting for us at the state Capitol. That’s why I’m proud to support Gov. Tony Evers for reelection.
Democrats take great pains to describe what their policies are and go to even greater lengths to explain how they work, but rarely if ever bother to say why they’re doing it all in the first place.
The Department of Natural Resources wants to come after your piers.
Madison Ald. Gary Halverson resigned last night. He probably made the right decision for his family, but the whole awful episode says worse things about the hard-left than it does about Halverson.
New York Times columnist Paul Krugman hit the nail on the head this week when he jabbed right-wingers like Fox News’ Tucker Carlson and Texas Sen. Ted Cruz for fawning over Putin as a tough guy.
The Wisconsin Elections Commission has been hit with another lawsuit alleging it failed to follow election law — this time for WEC’s illegal use of the National Mail Voter Registration Form.
In Johnson’s ads against Barnes they feature every ugly image of Barnes’ longer beard as opposed to the well-trimmed one he has today. They blur the lighting and the facial images as if they have discovered someone lurking in doorways surrounded by graffiti, whose head moves in a jerky motion as misshapen headlines and phrases are painted behind him.
In Maryland, officials just launched a new way to combat hate. Called the Emmett Till Alert system, the goal is to bring attention to acts of hate and racism that may otherwise fly under the radar.
If Biden were truly interested in softening the divisiveness we are currently experiencing, he wouldn’t speak to the American people about how one-half of the population are “extremists” in front of a militaristic and foreboding background.
In Wisconsin, we have been failing our kids and making ourselves feel better about it by spending more money on them. They do not need more money. They need a quality education and our government education establishment is increasingly unable or unwilling to give them that education.
This year, as fall sports seasons are underway, we are marking the 50th anniversary of Title IX, which became law in 1972.
Late Wednesday, alderperson Gary Halverson finally did the right thing for his fellow alders along with the entire community by resigning from the Madison City Council.
Much like other markets in the uncertain 2022 economy, venture capital is an asset class not immune from troubles.
Agriculture is vital to peace and economic stability—yet agriculture is also dangerous. Data from the National Safety Council indicate that we have about 500 deaths of adult agricultural workers each year.
If you stop to think of two large sectors in our economy that the public is perpetually dissatisfied with, healthcare and education, you quickly realize that the problems within both sectors have a common root cause – the benefits of free market competition have been largely driven out of each.
The voting system would also solve the third party problem in the American political system.
Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson and city officials can’t seem to keep their stories straight on a get-out-the-vote campaign that one lawmaker says looks like “Zuckerbucks 2.0.”
It’s our imperative to vote: Even at the highest turnout rate, it’s astounding just how many people leave their vote and voice at home on Election Day.
I implore the Wisconsin Controlled Substances Board to re-evaluate based on the findings of recent kratom research so they can truly help people who are still struggling like I was.
Anti-obesity medications are effective, approved and recommended tools to treat chronic obesity. However, they are not covered under Medicare Part D, which restricts patient access to effective obesity treatments.
As a small business owner, I believe it’s crucial that we have a strong leader fighting for us at the state Capitol. That’s why I’m proud to support Gov. Tony Evers for reelection.
Democrats take great pains to describe what their policies are and go to even greater lengths to explain how they work, but rarely if ever bother to say why they’re doing it all in the first place.
The Department of Natural Resources wants to come after your piers.
Madison Ald. Gary Halverson resigned last night. He probably made the right decision for his family, but the whole awful episode says worse things about the hard-left than it does about Halverson.
