Long-term school funding, teacher experience, student test scores are all down.

Baldwin cannot vote for billions of dollars for war and claim to be a progressive.

Which is why the North Carolina plan was overruled. Wisconsin’s is very similar.

Er, make that coffee hauses. Run by robots. And made to order in “Wisconn Valley.”

In the last few years, we’ve seen an accelerated spread of CWD throughout our state — we need to take CWD seriously and take steps to stop the spread.

A new book by Manhattan Institute Scholar Max Eden and Andrew Pollack, the father of a Parkland school shooting victim, sheds new light on the catastrophic role politically correct “positive” discipline policies played in the 2018 Parkland shooting and how those practices are hurting America’s schools.

Kaul was elected attorney general. He should be allowed to settle cases just as every other attorney general in our state’s history has.

Abele is crying poverty even though Milwaukee County and the City of Milwaukee receive by far the most money in shared revenue and overall aid from state taxpayers.

What exactly does Choose Life Wisconsin do with the money it gets?

The federal government can do more. So can states from California to Wisconsin. And the old excuses of partisan division and ideological disagreement don’t cut it.

The state budgetary decisions are back filling the increased spending by local districts — perhaps it’s time for local districts to instead be held more accountable for their spending.

As the legislative session continues, I am leading several bills that will further support the needs of rural school districts.

You may disagree with me about the relative importance of student debt, but we can probably agree that at least returning to a pre-recession public investment in our public universities would be in everyone’s best interest.

As the community and the Air Force take the next steps toward a final decision, we have an opportunity to work together to propose solutions, reach compromises and forge a partnership that benefits all of Madison.

Yes, if the Democratic campaign is run on bread-and-butter issues.

My longtime friend Ed Garvey passed away more than two-and-a-half years ago. Yet it was like he was in my living room last week while I was reading Rob Zaleski’s just-released book, “Ed Garvey Unvarnished.”

Jim Sensenbrenner might be retiring, but he’s still plenty influential in his home state. Just ask Scott Walker.