Election wounds will take time to heal
Coming to terms with presidential election results will take time.
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Coming to terms with presidential election results will take time.
My first election memory was the night of Tuesday, November 8, 1960, when John F. Kennedy battled Richard Nixon for the presidency.
When the world becomes too much—when you can no longer tolerate the political acrimony, the maddening thrum of social media or the Brewers’ record—it becomes time to take haven.
The summer of ’16 has been busy for Madison Police Chief Michael Koval.
Several years ago, I joined Amazon and shortly thereafter discovered its most habit-forming function. One Click.
Wisconsin Democrats should take a page from the Greatest Losers in History, the Chicago Cubs.
John Roach has an interesting pick for our next president.
The announcement earlier this year that four Madison chefs are in the running for various James Beard Awards gives Madison cause for celebration.
The one single thing that makes every other Best thing in Madison even better is this: We are small.
‘Making a Murderer,’ 'Spotlight' and 'The Hunting Ground' showcase need to question authority.
Not since the Pill has something changed the American romantic landscape in such stunning fashion.
That very concept is enough to depress you.
Steve Jobs gave us a new world with the iPhone. Like it or not, he changed us irrevocably. Yet, as we know, not all for good.
Will the politicians endlessly wandering Iowa finally toss their talking points and speak like real human beings? Might they actually speak the truth?
Somewhere the Wright Brothers are weeping.
Former columnist for the Capital Times and Wisconsin State Journal, and former editor of Madison Magazine says goodbye to the readers of his newspaper column.
Millions flock to the pristine lakes and beautiful woods of Wisconsin.
A legal shot isn’t necessarily a good shot.
Blondes vs. Brunettes flag football game on May 3 to support Alzheimer's research.
UW-Madison professor looks at underlying agents of Madison's racial problem.
There is a new concept being bandied about these days. And that word is "mindfulness."