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Yet another Black man was shot by police, this time in the back, and officers failed to use other less-lethal means to detain him. The video tells us this: Enough is enough.
I will not watch another video of Black people being killed or shot by police. I’ve seen far too many. I will not wait patiently expecting justice because for Black people in this country justice is fleeting and for way too long a pipe dream.
A conversation with U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson on the national debt crisis.
Since the talk of the town is about defunding government institutions that some people think have failed in their mission, it is about time to start talking about defunding our government schools.
Is Biden’s blowoff of Milwaukee convention Hillary-like or smartly strategic?
Biden is spot-on about being in a fight for “the soul of the nation”. We are Americans. Wisconsin can help Joe Biden win.
Last I looked, Wisconsin still has the dubious honor of having the most farm bankruptcies of any state in the nation.
Instead of calling for demonstrations to remain peaceful, Governor Tony Evers issued a statement on Sunday attacking police.
Everyone in America is angry about the dismantling of the Postal Service by Donald Trump and Postmaster General Louis DeJoy. Except, of course, for Ron Johnson.
The court in its SEIU decision on guidance documents stripped away procedural safeguards for the regulated community. Justice Kelly’s opinion made two major errors in how it looked at guidance documents. This decision will have a major impact on the regulated community and agency authority, and not in a good way.
69% of all districts ask their employees to pay 12% or more of monthly premium as required by Act 10.
A look at our individual responsibility in creating change for Milwaukee.
With the conclusion of the unconventional Democratic National Convention, the WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, trade views on whether the virtual version will impact state voters more or less than if the party actually convened in Milwaukee.
With this year’s Democratic National Convention largely a virtual affair, do you think Joe Biden will see his polling numbers improve?
Donald Trump will risk anyone’s life but his own to create the illusion of normalcy — but that doesn’t excuse anyone else. Kudos to UW’s Barry Alvarez and the Big Ten Conference for being the adults in the room.
The Democratic National Convention ended last night without a single major speaker ever setting foot in the city.
The former vice president helped lead America out of the darkness once before. He can do it again.
Rep. Gwen Moore kicked off the Democratic National Convention’s primetime presentation Monday night with a rousing celebration of her hometown that spoke to its history and its hopes.
Barrett, taking from the left’s “Orange Man Bad” talking points, insists Trump’s handling of the COVID-19 outbreak dashed Milwaukee’s DNC dreams.
“If you think things cannot possibly get worse, trust me, they can, and they will, if we don’t make a change in this election,” Obama said.
Yet another Black man was shot by police, this time in the back, and officers failed to use other less-lethal means to detain him. The video tells us this: Enough is enough.
I will not watch another video of Black people being killed or shot by police. I’ve seen far too many. I will not wait patiently expecting justice because for Black people in this country justice is fleeting and for way too long a pipe dream.
A conversation with U.S. Sen. Ron Johnson on the national debt crisis.
Since the talk of the town is about defunding government institutions that some people think have failed in their mission, it is about time to start talking about defunding our government schools.
Is Biden’s blowoff of Milwaukee convention Hillary-like or smartly strategic?
Biden is spot-on about being in a fight for “the soul of the nation”. We are Americans. Wisconsin can help Joe Biden win.
Last I looked, Wisconsin still has the dubious honor of having the most farm bankruptcies of any state in the nation.
Instead of calling for demonstrations to remain peaceful, Governor Tony Evers issued a statement on Sunday attacking police.
Everyone in America is angry about the dismantling of the Postal Service by Donald Trump and Postmaster General Louis DeJoy. Except, of course, for Ron Johnson.
The court in its SEIU decision on guidance documents stripped away procedural safeguards for the regulated community. Justice Kelly’s opinion made two major errors in how it looked at guidance documents. This decision will have a major impact on the regulated community and agency authority, and not in a good way.
69% of all districts ask their employees to pay 12% or more of monthly premium as required by Act 10.
A look at our individual responsibility in creating change for Milwaukee.
With the conclusion of the unconventional Democratic National Convention, the WisOpinion Insiders, Chvala and Jensen, trade views on whether the virtual version will impact state voters more or less than if the party actually convened in Milwaukee.
With this year’s Democratic National Convention largely a virtual affair, do you think Joe Biden will see his polling numbers improve?
Donald Trump will risk anyone’s life but his own to create the illusion of normalcy — but that doesn’t excuse anyone else. Kudos to UW’s Barry Alvarez and the Big Ten Conference for being the adults in the room.
The Democratic National Convention ended last night without a single major speaker ever setting foot in the city.
The former vice president helped lead America out of the darkness once before. He can do it again.
Rep. Gwen Moore kicked off the Democratic National Convention’s primetime presentation Monday night with a rousing celebration of her hometown that spoke to its history and its hopes.
Barrett, taking from the left’s “Orange Man Bad” talking points, insists Trump’s handling of the COVID-19 outbreak dashed Milwaukee’s DNC dreams.
“If you think things cannot possibly get worse, trust me, they can, and they will, if we don’t make a change in this election,” Obama said.
