When an unbroken chain of acceptable violence leaves us numb.

If Gov. Tony Evers and the Democratic candidates for the Wisconsin Legislature want to know how to take on the grotesque subservience of Republican legislative leaders to the dictates of the gun lobby, they should take a lesson from Texas gubernatorial candidate Beto O’Rourke.

Mass shootings will not stop by outlawing the public sale of assault rifles, but could some lives be saved?

We invite our area chambers, industry associations and business owners across the state to actively engage in driving high voter participation and civic engagement.

By now, the health emergency has little to do with it.

Having received an extension, U.S. Senate Democratic candidate Alex Lasry won’t need to file paperwork detailing his extensive wealth until Aug. 15, after the primary.

Johnson’s legislative accomplishments have been slim to none. From the time he was elected, millionaire Johnson has been obsessed with cutting taxes for the wealthy and defunding the Affordable Care Act.

Wisconsin U.S. Senator has gotten $1.3 million in donations, just behind Mitch McConnell.

I have very little hope that those who take huge sums of money from the NRA will change their tunes, but we can at least vote to replace them. If we don’t act responsibly this time, we will all have blood on our hands.

While they do have a tendency to cluster together, mass shootings are exceedingly rare and, contrary to the predominant media narrative about them, they are not easily preventable through more gun control legislation.

The argument about constitutionally guaranteed rights to carry any type of weapon is a sham.

Do we trust our teachers or not?

Our gun-addled culture is falling apart.

It is true what they say: Guns don’t kill people, people kill people. It is also true that people kill people with guns, and it is also true that those people who choose to kill children seem often to favor variations of the AR-15 assault rifle.

Politicians’ role in gun control debate.

Assembly Speaker’s Republican primary challenger called Vos a ‘treasonous traitor.’

Instead of bickering over who is the outsider, or the real outsider, or the super outsider, or the out-there outsider, we should cast our vote for the person who most shares our values and who is most likely to be effective in governing by those values.

The “Not-Kleefisch” movement in the Republican Party seems to have finally found its candidate in Tim Michels.