MADISON, Wis. -- Have we honest-to-God now reached a point in Wisconsin where we fear graduate students are too innocent to be exposed to the idea that white privilege might affect how things work? Apparently, we are. Wisconsin Assembly Speaker…
MADISON, Wis. -- The email come-on in my mailbox this morning offered me a cheery “Merry Trumpmas” and encouraged me to purchase “Let’s God Brandon” wrapping paper to help my Christmas presents stand out in a crowd. As it turns…
Sometimes I wonder if anyone other than President Biden and a few legislators still have faith in the democratic process.
We talk about the Jan. 6 attack on our nation’s Capitol as if it was “over.” It’s not.
Wisconsin was once such a good state.
At some point you’d think that the morning headlines would become less shocking.
About 12 years ago, I decided I needed the help of an accountant to figure out my taxes.
West Virginia Senator Joe Manchin says he will not vote for the For the People voting rights act nor will he vote to end the filibuster, and that has liberal Democrats enraged.
As expected, the Republicans in Congress have dumped Wyoming Congresswoman Liz Cheney from her number three position in the GOP hierarchy.
Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell was asked the other day about the way Donald Trump is trying to purge the Republican Party of its leadership ranks.
A few days ago, Tommy Thompson, former governor and now president of the University of Wisconsin, announced plans to rejuvenate higher education in the state by finding new ways for universities and technical colleges to work together.
As I watched far too much cable television during the past week, I kept being reminded of the year 2000 and the contest between Governor George W. Bush and then Vice President Al Gore.
It's beginning to look as if the victorious social policy in today's confusing world is nihilism.
Governor Evers and his staff had created a seven-item criteria for what the state needed to do before beginning a phased opening of business and social institutions; six of those seven had been met.
The Supreme Court has ruled the Trump administration is within its legal rights to deny admission of immigrants to this country who it believes will require public assistance.
One valued highlight of the Madison cultural scene is the annual “Beyond the Score” concert of the Madison Symphony Orchestra and actors from Spring Green’s American Players Theatre.
President Donald Trump came to Wisconsin the other day to break ground for the Foxconn plant near Racine and to pronounce the plant to be the "Eighth Wonder of the World."
