Nine reasons why the protests are different this time.

20% of police served in the military, and tend to get more complaints of excessive force.

Cities should act to change policing. But, where cities fail, the state should lead.

Leave it to “Sesame Street” to state plainly what so many white Americans are failing to grasp.

We believe investing in infrastructure is investing in America, and we believe Congress should act to enhance the safety and security of our country and help restore our economy to its pre-pandemic might.

In a positive step for government transparency, people all across Wisconsin can now watch the live-streamed workings of government on our phones, tablets and computers.

Systemic issues regarding police misconduct are the responsibility of every citizen and politicians at every level of government.

In Wisconsin and Milwaukee, what could that be?

While downtown Madison was being destroyed by rioters, looters and anarchists last week, cops on the front lines were ordered to “release the criminals” by pandering police and political leaders, front line officers say.

DWD currently has a backlog of hundreds of thousands of unemployment claims. The department has been slow to pay benefits, expand their unemployment hotline calling hours and reassign state employees to help with claims.

Johnson fails to see Trump’s wrongdoing.

A recent column urging the federal government to come to the aid of the U.S. Postal Service during these unprecedented times generated a host of emails — some heartwarming, some upset with Donald Trump and Mitch McConnell.

We’ve made little progress since then.

Empower Wisconsin spoke to several State Street business owners. Many did not want to talk about the riots. Some feared reprisals for speaking out — not just from the criminal mobs that looted their stores, but from city government officials who have expressed more solidarity with the rioters than with the shop owners who experienced the brunt of their rage.

Republicans need to heed call for justice.

Kentucky US Senate candidate Charles Booker gets it right when he says, “If you are saying you are going to stand up for people, then do it.”

The president didn’t use tear gas, no siree, the former governor assures us.