
David Blaska: Another insurrection — this one not pardoned
Los Angeles is burning again — this time over President Trump’s enforcement of immigration law.
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Los Angeles is burning again — this time over President Trump’s enforcement of immigration law.
I never imagined waking up in a country where this would happen. But today, we are living through a moment where the foundations of our democracy are being tested like never before.
Wisconsin citizens once again have a U.S. senator who has become a national embarrassment.
Budget cuts and Wisconsin’s massive school choice program could undo public education.
Wisconsin Democrats, at least, are sticking to the old-time religion: racial grievance, welfare statism, class warfare, open borders, redistributionism (aka “socialism”), Greta Thunberg, and pronouns.
According to the National Association of State Parks Directors, funding for the Wisconsin state park system is the lowest in the country.
Rural America, and specifically rural Wisconsin, can play important roles in the move to the next generation of energy.
The story of African American travel is one of resilience carved from necessity.
If Johnson is able to apply pressure to improve a bill that ultimately passes, he will be a hero. But if that pressure does the reverse and torpedoes everything, he will have his fingerprints on a disaster.
When the leader is so disrespectful toward the laws, we have a higher duty to stand up and let values and democratic principles flow.
While Trump will mount a monarchical display in Washington on Saturday with a military parade on what happens to be his birthday, the No Kings! movement says that: “On June 14th, we’re showing up everywhere he isn’t — to say no thrones, no crowns, no kings.”
The adversaries that President Trump unnecessarily keeps making won’t be there to help us with breakthrough thinking. Conversely, we need to develop as many allies as we can, so collaborative thinking can help us remain the leading military power in the world.
Adding non-union businesses to Deer District after making promises to get state subsidy.
The latest edition of the Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest underscored that entrepreneurs can be found in all business sectors, from agriculture to artificial intelligence, and from recharging tired batteries to repurposing old clothing.
At the heart of this issue is what I believe to be a false notion that school choice ‘siphons’ money away from public schools.
Her arrest and prosecution are nothing but the next attempt by the current administration to threaten and intimidate the judiciary because the courts are ruling against the president and his administration daily.
Writing for all eight of her fellow justices, Sotomayor wrote that the Wisconsin Supreme Court grossly violated Catholic Charities’ First Amendment rights when it denied them a religious exemption to the state’s unemployment tax and, in so doing, treated the organization differently than other religious groups.
Trump and the GOP-led Congress want to pay for tax cuts skewed to the rich with draconian cuts in health care coverage and aid to feed the hungry.
U.S. Reps. Mark Pocan and Gwen Moore toured Wisconsin’s only the ICE detention facility and demanded answers about the people being targeted for deportation in the state.
Johnson laments Medicaid’s ‘legalized fraud’ and says childless adults should work.
Los Angeles is burning again — this time over President Trump’s enforcement of immigration law.
I never imagined waking up in a country where this would happen. But today, we are living through a moment where the foundations of our democracy are being tested like never before.
Wisconsin citizens once again have a U.S. senator who has become a national embarrassment.
Budget cuts and Wisconsin’s massive school choice program could undo public education.
Wisconsin Democrats, at least, are sticking to the old-time religion: racial grievance, welfare statism, class warfare, open borders, redistributionism (aka “socialism”), Greta Thunberg, and pronouns.
According to the National Association of State Parks Directors, funding for the Wisconsin state park system is the lowest in the country.
Rural America, and specifically rural Wisconsin, can play important roles in the move to the next generation of energy.
The story of African American travel is one of resilience carved from necessity.
If Johnson is able to apply pressure to improve a bill that ultimately passes, he will be a hero. But if that pressure does the reverse and torpedoes everything, he will have his fingerprints on a disaster.
When the leader is so disrespectful toward the laws, we have a higher duty to stand up and let values and democratic principles flow.
While Trump will mount a monarchical display in Washington on Saturday with a military parade on what happens to be his birthday, the No Kings! movement says that: “On June 14th, we’re showing up everywhere he isn’t — to say no thrones, no crowns, no kings.”
The adversaries that President Trump unnecessarily keeps making won’t be there to help us with breakthrough thinking. Conversely, we need to develop as many allies as we can, so collaborative thinking can help us remain the leading military power in the world.
Adding non-union businesses to Deer District after making promises to get state subsidy.
The latest edition of the Wisconsin Governor’s Business Plan Contest underscored that entrepreneurs can be found in all business sectors, from agriculture to artificial intelligence, and from recharging tired batteries to repurposing old clothing.
At the heart of this issue is what I believe to be a false notion that school choice ‘siphons’ money away from public schools.
Her arrest and prosecution are nothing but the next attempt by the current administration to threaten and intimidate the judiciary because the courts are ruling against the president and his administration daily.
Writing for all eight of her fellow justices, Sotomayor wrote that the Wisconsin Supreme Court grossly violated Catholic Charities’ First Amendment rights when it denied them a religious exemption to the state’s unemployment tax and, in so doing, treated the organization differently than other religious groups.
Trump and the GOP-led Congress want to pay for tax cuts skewed to the rich with draconian cuts in health care coverage and aid to feed the hungry.
U.S. Reps. Mark Pocan and Gwen Moore toured Wisconsin’s only the ICE detention facility and demanded answers about the people being targeted for deportation in the state.
Johnson laments Medicaid’s ‘legalized fraud’ and says childless adults should work.