Proposed cuts and disruptions at the Food and Drug Administration are raising concern for the health and safety of nearly 1.1 million Wisconsin residents aged 65 and older. It is critical that our nation be prepared to develop, manufacture and administer vaccines to protect older adults from…
Check out this collection that includes all of the Mendota Marsh comic strips from the last year, by State Journal cartoonist Phil Hands.
Back in 1969, President Richard Nixon warned Congress against the rapid growth of the American population: "When future generations evaluate the record of our time, one of the most important factors in their judgment will be the way in which we responded to population growth."
Average student gains $87,000 after 15 years, even after accounting for tuition, other costs
Imagine you are sick with a serious medical condition. How would you feel if someone constantly told you to buy their product because it would cure you, but this “cure” is actually worse than other treatments, and the price tag is enormous?
For more than four decades, I have navigated life while managing a chronic disease. This experience comes with countless appointments, trying new medicines and learning to be my own advocate in a health system that can feel overwhelming for patients.
Contrary to what we've been told, crime pays.
About 90% of all seats in Congress are considered "safe." That means the minority party has virtually no chance of winning the election.
The U.S. Supreme Court just gutted the Voting Rights Act of 1965. The act was supposed to stop racial discrimination at the ballot box.
Three states are celebrating the second anniversary of Amtrak’s Borealis daily train service between Chicago and St. Paul. The partnership between the state-supported service includes Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota, the federal government, local municipalities and Amtrak.
I’m a taxpayer and resident of Sparta, and I'm concerned about the recently announced Anti-Weaponization Fund.
🎧 From paint colors to career paths, this conversation examines paralysis, uncertainty and the hidden benefits of limits, routines and firm expectations.
After 177 years, Schlitz, the beer that made Milwaukee famous, is tapped out. Last week, Pabst Brewing Co., which purchased the brand in 1999, announced that it would cease production of the iconic Wisconsin beer.
The three most powerful people at the state Capitol last week had the right idea in trying to ease the burden of property taxes on homeowners while investing more in schools.
Madison is going to feel more like home for the Black people who live, move and visit here.
The chancellor is leaving.
Lab animals deserve better care for their sacrifice — especially at the troubled Ridglan Farms.
Richard Kyte is director of the D.B. Reinhart Institute for Ethics in Leadership at Viterbo University in La Crosse.
In his recent book “To Rescue the American Spirit,” Bret Baier makes a case for comparing Theodore Roosevelt to Donald Trump.
The late golf guru Harvey Penick once said, “The woods are full of long drivers.”
A sumptuous repast is a treat for the senses.
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Contrary to what we've been told, crime pays.
About 90% of all seats in Congress are considered "safe." That means the minority party has virtually no chance of winning the election.
The U.S. Supreme Court just gutted the Voting Rights Act of 1965. The act was supposed to stop racial discrimination at the ballot box.
Three states are celebrating the second anniversary of Amtrak’s Borealis daily train service between Chicago and St. Paul. The partnership between the state-supported service includes Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota, the federal government, local municipalities and Amtrak.
Contrary to what we've been told, crime pays.
About 90% of all seats in Congress are considered "safe." That means the minority party has virtually no chance of winning the election.
The U.S. Supreme Court just gutted the Voting Rights Act of 1965. The act was supposed to stop racial discrimination at the ballot box.
Three states are celebrating the second anniversary of Amtrak’s Borealis daily train service between Chicago and St. Paul. The partnership between the state-supported service includes Wisconsin, Illinois, Minnesota, the federal government, local municipalities and Amtrak.
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