A new state report summarizes how the COVID-19 pandemic has decimated Wisconsin's economy.
The issues raised transcend Trump, speaking more fundamentally to the questions of who can oversee a president, when and how.
Taken together, these incidents, all caught on video, paint a grim picture of how many white Americans are responding in this summer of racial justice uprising.
The hope that this morning is a new beginning.
What needs to be understood is that there’s nothing wrong with seeing color. I want you to see my color.
They need to follow the rules like everyone else, but abusing antitrust law to clobber them for electoral gain won't end well for anyone.
State leaders should quickly restore and return his statue to the Capitol grounds in Madison, where it had stood for nearly a century before vandals tore it down last month.
We're wondering how many fireworks you heard in your neighborhood around July 4.
In an unprecedented and, frankly, shocking April 10 statement, the White House said the "VOA too often speaks for America's adversaries—not its citizens."
Two of my close friends of more than 50 years suffered from the virus. Tom died, and Fred is hanging on.
I give up. Rabbits, take your victory hop.
By a 5-4 vote, the court ruled in a case from Montana that if a state provides a tax break that benefits students at a secular private school, it must include private religious schools as well.
We should not have to trust the police to police themselves. Trust will come only when we are allowed to see inside the process.
If you want mobs vandalizing stores, destroying public property and setting churches on fire, then vote for Democratic candidate Joe Biden.
Trump believes that he has not been Trumpy enough.
The bottom line is African Americans have not been treated fairly. It is my deepest hope that this will change.
Let's be clear: The reason the nation is experiencing significant increases in COVID-19 cases is not just because we're testing more people.
Censoring the president of the United States, even by a non-governmental entity enforcing its own rules of civility, is fraught with potential for collateral damage.
Students are already behind where they are supposed to be. When September comes, schools need to physically reopen and welcome students back in.
The state Department of Public Instruction stands with the students, families, educators, districts, schools, and other organizations to denounce racism, violence against black people, discrimination and exclusion of all forms.
Local public health officials continue to urge residents to wear masks to slow the spread of the coronavirus. We're wondering if people are heeding their advice.
Budget cycles will be deeply challenging. Anticipate the pain. Don’t make it worse by finding ways to spend more.
Thompson becomes president of the 26-campus UW System that spends $6.3 billion a year, has 36,200 full-time employees and anchors regional economies.
The coronavirus pandemic is exposing the lie that professional sports leagues put the health and safety of their players before the teams' bottom line.
Democrats apparently care more about using the issue to energize their base on Election Day than working with Republicans to enact police reform.
In a free and healthy nation, no issue should be above criticism or debate.
Even though this year we will not be able to celebrate in our traditional fashion, Independence Day continues to unite us.
The United States, with roughly 4% of the world's population, accounts for about 25% of its COVID-19 deaths.
We now live in the only generation ever to produce truly virtuous human beings.
It would’ve been nice if Bolton had deigned to share his Ukraine memories under oath during the impeachment probe.
The Regents on Friday wisely tapped Thompson to be interim president for at least the next year. We can’t think of a better choice.
As a nation, we may be ready to let go of monuments to our past divisions, but there's no erasing history if we hope not to repeat it.
As is so often the case, the potential benefits of the administration's policy have been negated by the chaos surrounding it.
The protests against racism were overwhelmingly orderly. President Donald Trump's rally also proceeded without serious incident and, notably, without much of an audience.
Change is local. That means states and local governments must act.
Elkhorn City Council, now is your chance. You have the rare opportunity to both learn from your mistakes and make it right.
An overwhelming majority of Americans, including Republicans, believe the government should leave the Dreamers alone and craft a path to citizenship.
Two studies of Wisconsin taxable sales during the height of the COVID-19 lockdown of schools, businesses and non-emergency industries reached intriguing conclusions.
Decent white people are grappling—really grappling—with their role in a system that advantages them by grinding down the rest of us.
Trump's eventual rejection by the electorate (if it comes) will be due to his own conscious choices in the face of challenge.
Wisconsin is the only state that considers a first-offense driving while intoxicated a civil offense.
This time, the UW Board of Regents needs to get it right. It must be transparent and inclusive about what it is doing and who it might hire.
We could agree to live with one another as individuals under the broader rubric of rights. If we don't, we won't be living with one another at all.
The economic fallout from the pandemic has lit the way.
The Supreme Court took a huge step to establish full equality for people who have long been subject to cruel mistreatment.
If you take a knee during the national anthem, you are not protesting racism in your country, you are protesting your country.
Among the many consequences of our COVID-19 economy is the likely closing of dozens of Catholic schools that serve minority students in vulnerable, underserved communities.
Ike was a supremely gifted leader of Americans and others as well. He demonstrated public modesty but when necessary also employed an iron fist.
