While judges and the courts can slow the process, it’s up to American voters in the 2026 mid-term election to halt Trump’s war on people of color.

If I lived in New York City, he’d be my choice for mayor.

Texas Democratic U.S. representatives trying to block gerrymander vote, Wisconsin state senators tried the same with Act 10.

Allow the myth that we are somehow immune from weather disasters to float away.

Whether it’s Tea Partiers then or Democrats now, yelling is not democracy. It’s crude and rude. Behave yourselves.

GOP candidate for governor pretends to be Mr. MAGA. He’s not.

AI is likely just part of the reason a story with incorrect information made it into the State Journal.

By giving voters an institutional path to shape policy and challenge entrenched power through the ballot, initiative campaigns can turn legitimate frustrations into constructive civic action.

I strongly condemned Hamas’ horrific Oct. 7 attack on Israel, with the slaughter of innocent civilians and capture of hundreds of hostages. But Israel’s destruction of almost everything in Gaza, along with the expulsion of aid organizations and closure of borders, has led to an amount of death, suffering and starvation that most of us cannot truly conceive.

We’re regressing to a time when ignorance and distrust ruled the world. And lives hang in the balance.

If more Democrats focus of farm policy and the needs of our small towns, their party could fill the void the GOP has left in rural Wisconsin.

Why Gov. Tony Evers is being evasive about endorsing in the governor’s race.

This month, for the first time in 30 years, the Wisconsin Supreme Court is without Justice Ann Walsh Bradley. It is also without one of its most consistent advocates for transparency in government.

The Wisconsin Legislature would be wise to adopt a version of Minnesota’s hemp-derived THC law.

The critical role of a child’s caregiver in their success

If we pull back on higher education while our global competitors invest in theirs, we risk falling behind.

History has a way of repeating itself, and as we watch Texas Democrats flee their state to block another Republican power grab, those of us who remember the Wisconsin 14’s brave stand in 2011 are experiencing a profound sense of déjà vu.

If Democrats are going to mount a serious challenge to the fascist takeover of our country by Trump and his minions, it’s hard to see how ceding the moral high ground and running roughshod over the principle that the will of the majority of voters should prevail is going to help.

Americans will never accept tyranny for long. America is a great nation and “we shall overcome.”

Unless we reestablish democratic accountability, unelected officials will continue to make de facto laws, shielded from both removal and review. That’s not what the Founders intended and it’s not what democracy requires.