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For many in the Wampanoag tribe, the first Thanksgiving is a day of mourning. They mourn that day because it served as the beginning of colonization for their land and of their people.
We need members of Congress to throw their support behind the Philips’ ATLAS program and show that they are committed to ensuring all veterans, no matter where they live, have adequate health care.
Evers should have vetoed the first budget sent to him by the Republican Legislature in 2019 and made it clear that he would sign no budget that did not include a nonpartisan redistricting commission.
In a huge win for Republicans, the Wisconsin Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed it would take a “least change” approach in settling new state and congressional boundaries for the next decade.
The initial law enforcement officers and prosecutors decided that Arbery didn’t matter. They told his mother that he was a killed committing a robbery. They had planned to do nothing. Truth be told, this guilty verdict almost never happened.
Amid national outrage over the low bail that released a killer just days before the Waukesha Parade massacre, Dan O’Donnell tells the story of a young man whose life was saved because he was held in jail.
Average homeowner in state will see 3% reduction.
It’s a way to inflame voters who haven’t the slightest idea of what it is; they just know it’s bad. And that’s all that matters. Not facts, not ideas on how we can fix our problems, just a bogus slogan.
While I’m not certain at this point which Democrat is best positioned to defeat Johnson, I’m absolutely certain it’s imperative to deny Johnson a third term representing Wisconsin in the Senate.
Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes celebrated his upcoming 35th birthday Monday, a couple days early, with a Madison campaign fundraiser featuring some of the most radical leftists in Wisconsin, and perhaps the nation.
His case adds to data showing proliferation of guns makes us less safe.
The greatest crime perpetrated was that Rittenhouse was ever tried at all.
Firing Postmaster General Louis DeJoy is essential to ending the crisis at the USPS. But the agency needs more than a “return to quiet competence.”
We’ve made major strides in keeping the pandemic from worsening. We need to go further to get it knocked down definitively.
Our COVID-19 heroes deserve everyone’s support. Protect yourself and others, get vaccinated now.
Wisconsin, with one of the lowest rates of dental care in the country, can expand options by allowing dental therapists to practice.
Our region has many people deeply invested in such noble work, people whose passion and ideas come alive in Evjue grant applications, people who are doing more than watching cable news.
As Jennifer Rubin points out, it’s not polarization, it’s Republican radicalization.
Uncritical acceptance of the mythical skills gap has placed higher education in a permanent state of political weakness.
Thankfully, our family is safe. Yet that is all the more reason to pray for the grieving families of those killed and others who were seriously injured by the force of the driver’s vehicle.
For many in the Wampanoag tribe, the first Thanksgiving is a day of mourning. They mourn that day because it served as the beginning of colonization for their land and of their people.
We need members of Congress to throw their support behind the Philips’ ATLAS program and show that they are committed to ensuring all veterans, no matter where they live, have adequate health care.
Evers should have vetoed the first budget sent to him by the Republican Legislature in 2019 and made it clear that he would sign no budget that did not include a nonpartisan redistricting commission.
In a huge win for Republicans, the Wisconsin Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed it would take a “least change” approach in settling new state and congressional boundaries for the next decade.
The initial law enforcement officers and prosecutors decided that Arbery didn’t matter. They told his mother that he was a killed committing a robbery. They had planned to do nothing. Truth be told, this guilty verdict almost never happened.
Amid national outrage over the low bail that released a killer just days before the Waukesha Parade massacre, Dan O’Donnell tells the story of a young man whose life was saved because he was held in jail.
Average homeowner in state will see 3% reduction.
It’s a way to inflame voters who haven’t the slightest idea of what it is; they just know it’s bad. And that’s all that matters. Not facts, not ideas on how we can fix our problems, just a bogus slogan.
While I’m not certain at this point which Democrat is best positioned to defeat Johnson, I’m absolutely certain it’s imperative to deny Johnson a third term representing Wisconsin in the Senate.
Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes celebrated his upcoming 35th birthday Monday, a couple days early, with a Madison campaign fundraiser featuring some of the most radical leftists in Wisconsin, and perhaps the nation.
His case adds to data showing proliferation of guns makes us less safe.
The greatest crime perpetrated was that Rittenhouse was ever tried at all.
Firing Postmaster General Louis DeJoy is essential to ending the crisis at the USPS. But the agency needs more than a “return to quiet competence.”
We’ve made major strides in keeping the pandemic from worsening. We need to go further to get it knocked down definitively.
Our COVID-19 heroes deserve everyone’s support. Protect yourself and others, get vaccinated now.
Wisconsin, with one of the lowest rates of dental care in the country, can expand options by allowing dental therapists to practice.
Our region has many people deeply invested in such noble work, people whose passion and ideas come alive in Evjue grant applications, people who are doing more than watching cable news.
As Jennifer Rubin points out, it’s not polarization, it’s Republican radicalization.
Uncritical acceptance of the mythical skills gap has placed higher education in a permanent state of political weakness.
Thankfully, our family is safe. Yet that is all the more reason to pray for the grieving families of those killed and others who were seriously injured by the force of the driver’s vehicle.
