The Taliban are a bunch or psychopaths. And now we’re going to give them a country back.

Annette Ziegler has paid her dues with 24 years of service on the bench at the local level and on the Supreme Court.

If we further tamper with the makeup of the court, we could set in motion a form of political volleyball, in which no team is the permanent winner. In fact, it is our justice system that will lose.

The Convention of States movement to rein in the ever-expanding federal government has been energized in the first three months of a Biden administration governing by executive fiat, according to a leader of the national campaign.

The effects of Donald Trump’s presidency on the Republican Party of Wisconsin are continuing, and no speaker at a state GOP event appears to be beyond the pale.

This Earth Day, we must do more than plant trees or pick up litter. We must call on leaders to take climate action.

Multiple studies have proven that there is a link between criminal behavior and adverse childhood experiences.

We can’t assume that people know enough about the Holocaust, or about the duty we all have to stand up to those who would deny or dismiss this historical reality.

Millennial authors Jill Filipovic and Helen Andrews have new books that blame pretty much everything wrong with America on the post-World War II generation.

The state schools superintendent race exposed a growing schism on the left around the issue of education reform.

The Democratic primary for the right to take on U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson (should he decide to run for a third term — see below) is starting to fill up.

Sometimes it seems impossible that we could get back to a place of understanding and tolerance, but I think it could be if we all took ourselves a little less seriously.

McAdams was an expert on the death penalty and the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy, but he was known nationally for his four-year fight against Marquette University to regain his teaching position after he was suspended over a post on his blog, Marquette Warrior.

Those who benefit the most should be required to help pay for it.

By implementing a standardized process, we could level the playing field for voters, helping ensure fairness and transparency while strengthening the integrity of our elections.

It’s become more obvious over the last year that internet access isn’t just a luxury — it’s a necessity