Why do the Russians need to bother spreading disinformation when our own domestic sources do a much better job at it?
Gov. Tony Evers’ budget includes some three dozen recommendations from his Climate Change Task Force, including tens of millions in new invest…
When we constructed the interstate system, we simply bypassed much of our country’s intricate variety. Still, in spite of losing this national…
So far, the defining word of the Biden era is “trillion.”
Jim Crow is not a real person. He’s a fictional character invented by a white guy for demeaning performances in minstrel shows. But for genera…
Anyone making this charge in good faith either doesn't understand the hideousness of Jim Crow or the provisions of the Georgia law
At least it’s permissible to question the conclusions of federal law enforcement again.
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Which is it: Are the police inherently thuggish, brutish enforcers of a racist America? They have been accused of being complicit in the death…
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Each year, National Ag Day presents an opportunity for all of us to recognize the impacts and contributions of agriculture throughout Wisconsin.
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Joe Biden has signed what may well end up being the biggest accomplishment of his presidency, an enormous $1.9 trillion COVID relief bill.
For those of us in Media World, panic-stricken that we would turn into dust without Donald Trump, particularly since Joe Biden is boring us to…
It’d be fitting if Democrats undertook a radical procedural step to pass a radical piece of legislation.
Only Republicans were allowed in to see the new maps, and only if they signed nondisclosure agreements
With all the Gospel experts among the evangelicals at the Conservative Political Action Conference, surely a few of them had a chuckle about t…
It was only a matter of time before Cicero got canceled.
It’s been a long winter. At this point, it feels like the Earth is rolling over and opening a bleary eye to a crack of sunshine that is persis…
Editor’s Note: Public notices are currently under fire in the Wisconsin Legislature. The state Senate recently approved SB 55, which would rem…
There’s a word for the great pleasure derived from someone else’s misfortune: schadenfreude. Ted Cruz, normally known as a royal pain, is once…
Throughout the pandemic, the press has been excoriatingly harsh on a governor who was slow to act, unnecessarily endangered the lives of the e…
In a traditional university setting, students learn and grow through their interactions with peers and faculty. This sort of engagement – in a…
The Wisconsin legislature is currently considering a bill that would give local governments the option to stop publishing a summary of their a…
Recently, members of the Rock Lake Improvement Association -Fisheries Committee, had a conversation with Laura Stremick-Thompson who is the ar…
Each of Wisconsin’s 11 tribal governments signed gaming compacts, or agreements, with the state that call for the tribe to pay the state a cer…
It’s funny how legacies can work. Abraham Lincoln ended the practice of American slavery, inspiring Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the New Deal…
After losing a national election, it’s natural that a political party goes through a period of soul-searching and internal turmoil.
Last week I watched an impressive operation unfold in front of my eyes. As I sat at the registration table checking photo IDs and giving instr…
