It was only after the votes were counted that Vos found his voice, even his backbone, along with a microphone into which he could utter his feelings about the former Supreme Court justice.

Ron Johnson’s Democratic challenger shows strength where the incumbent US senator shows vulnerability.

Tim Michels entered the race late and spent millions to blanket the state with TV ads introducing himself as the turn-Madison-upside-down outsider endorsed by former President Donald Trump.

Here are better solutions.

I would like any parent choosing to place their child for adoption to have full access to counseling and support. A safe-haven box is not going to solve that.

Congress finally acted on what started as Build Back Better and ended up passing as the Inflation Reduction Act 2022. The latter doesn’t exactly roll off your tongue, or solve every environmental problem, but the pared down bill appealed to some lawmakers who didn’t support the original proposal.

If it isn’t the danger posed by thugs and gang members shooting at each other or attempting to relieve citizens of their wallets and cell phones, there’s the increasing worry about America’s latest scourge: the mass shooter who thinks it’s fun spraying bullets from a semi-automatic assault rifle at innocent people going about their daily routines or sitting at their desks in a schoolhouse.

The history of the radical right’s relentless campaign to seize power in the United States is well documented in Nancy MacLean’s 2017 book, “Democracy in Chains.”

The FBI—the Democratic Party’s paramilitary wing—must be abolished.

Ron Johnson keeps doubling down on all his crackpot ideas, but he couldn’t have been handed a more ideal challenger — progressive Mandela Barnes. And the Wisconsin GOP goes MAGA in the governors’ race.

A life is a life. Forced continuation of unwanted pregnancy will damage or destroy at least two.

Now that the smoke is clearing from the divisive Republican gubernatorial primary, the path to reelection for Democratic Gov. Tony Evers is becoming somewhat clearer

Both candidates frame other sections of their platforms as touching on economic growth or, at least, making the state more open to progress. The next three months will tell whether their respective campaign portraits get more depth, perspective and color in a way that will move Wisconsin forward.

A vote for Loudenbeck for secretary of state will allow a single political party, rather than the people, to control who votes, who counts the votes and who wins.

Primary night in Wisconsin revealed some crucial messages – and some mixed signals.

The solution from Biden and congressional Democrats is spending more money, printing more money, and raising more money through sweeping taxes under the ill-named Inflation Reduction Act.