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As Americans, we value personal choice and personal responsibility. Each of us can choose the comfort of denial, or the more difficult but responsible and essential path of facing the facts and dealing with them.
The Senate candidate is richly engaged in Chinanomics. Lasry holds $50,001 to $100,000 in Alibaba stock and as much as $100,000 in Tencent stock, according to U.S. Senate financial disclosures.
Kavanaugh and a nation’s short memory on abortion.
As the members of the Supreme Court deliberate on the merits of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization case, let us pray that they appreciate the miracle of each new life.
If you find yourself planning ahead for gifts, I ask that you also plan ahead for ways that you can buy American.
It divided Wisconsin’s Congressional delegation—Democrats in favor, Republicans opposed—but the new $1.2 trillion infrastructure package will touch every part of the state and every resident in one way or another.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, wrangle over whether Trump loyalist former U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy will enter the GOP primary for governor. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
My advice to Gov. Tony Evers is to think about his reelection strategy in two equally crucial buckets.
Dane Buy Local has launched its annual holiday season campaign to urge shoppers to stay at home and support its more than 600 locally owned businesses.
It’s beginning to look a lot like an empty-shelf Christmas, and liberal lockdown policies by governors like Tony Evers are a big reason why.
A new state bill aims to help local businesses recover while supporting local media
Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm is trying to avoid responsibility for the low bail that released the Waukesha killer.
When it comes to guns in homes this blog has been consistent and adamant that parents must be held legally responsible when their weapons are not stored and safeguarded correctly.
Based on dozens of investigative reports, it is clear that many law enforcement officers get away with egregious acts against the communities they are supposed to be serving.
Reggie Jackson describes his “strange, but satisfying journey” disconnecting from television, the internet and his phone for eight days.
Simply put, the country needs more workers. Should we not raise legal immigration back to a million new entrants per year, about the level it was before President Trump cut it by about half?
After years of standing outside looking in, atomic power gained a seat at the COP26 international table.
Restoring our public schools and empowering parents: The Wisconsin Association of School Boards recently joined 14 other states in withdrawing from the National School Boards Association.
Even after a major push to lower Black infant mortality in Milwaukee, many babies aren’t living to see their first birthday.
The NCAA’s charge that fans would be turned off if they knew the players were getting paid like the pros (or their own coaches) was always a stretch. Now it has been proven false.
As Americans, we value personal choice and personal responsibility. Each of us can choose the comfort of denial, or the more difficult but responsible and essential path of facing the facts and dealing with them.
The Senate candidate is richly engaged in Chinanomics. Lasry holds $50,001 to $100,000 in Alibaba stock and as much as $100,000 in Tencent stock, according to U.S. Senate financial disclosures.
Kavanaugh and a nation’s short memory on abortion.
As the members of the Supreme Court deliberate on the merits of the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization case, let us pray that they appreciate the miracle of each new life.
If you find yourself planning ahead for gifts, I ask that you also plan ahead for ways that you can buy American.
It divided Wisconsin’s Congressional delegation—Democrats in favor, Republicans opposed—but the new $1.2 trillion infrastructure package will touch every part of the state and every resident in one way or another.
The WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, wrangle over whether Trump loyalist former U.S. Rep. Sean Duffy will enter the GOP primary for governor. Sponsored by the Wisconsin Counties Association and Michael Best Strategies.
My advice to Gov. Tony Evers is to think about his reelection strategy in two equally crucial buckets.
Dane Buy Local has launched its annual holiday season campaign to urge shoppers to stay at home and support its more than 600 locally owned businesses.
It’s beginning to look a lot like an empty-shelf Christmas, and liberal lockdown policies by governors like Tony Evers are a big reason why.
A new state bill aims to help local businesses recover while supporting local media
Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm is trying to avoid responsibility for the low bail that released the Waukesha killer.
When it comes to guns in homes this blog has been consistent and adamant that parents must be held legally responsible when their weapons are not stored and safeguarded correctly.
Based on dozens of investigative reports, it is clear that many law enforcement officers get away with egregious acts against the communities they are supposed to be serving.
Reggie Jackson describes his “strange, but satisfying journey” disconnecting from television, the internet and his phone for eight days.
Simply put, the country needs more workers. Should we not raise legal immigration back to a million new entrants per year, about the level it was before President Trump cut it by about half?
After years of standing outside looking in, atomic power gained a seat at the COP26 international table.
Restoring our public schools and empowering parents: The Wisconsin Association of School Boards recently joined 14 other states in withdrawing from the National School Boards Association.
Even after a major push to lower Black infant mortality in Milwaukee, many babies aren’t living to see their first birthday.
The NCAA’s charge that fans would be turned off if they knew the players were getting paid like the pros (or their own coaches) was always a stretch. Now it has been proven false.
