Former Lt. Gov. Mandela Barnes now-candidate for governor says despite politicians’ attempts to drive a wedge between rural Wisconsin and its cities, some issues—like job loss, mergers, trade wars, and corporate cutbacks—are universal.
There’s no certainty that Mandela Barnes will end up winning the August Democratic gubernatorial primary, but he showed farmers in Chippewa County he’s up to task.
Who do you call about a pothole in Wisconsin? A noise complaint? Vital records?
Anti-abortion groups have found another way to intercept and influence pregnant people beyond brick-and-mortar CPCs: By spreading misinformation online using artificial intelligence (AI).
In 2026, Wisconsin lawmakers will again be getting a full year’s salary even though they won’t make any laws after February.
Not only is this the 5th anniversary of the Jan. 6, 2021 insurrection, it’s also the date Wisconsin Rep. Tom Tiffany joined Republicans in refusing to certify the will of the voters in the 2020 election.
Instead of working with Wisconsin lawmakers to regulate AI in Wisconsin, a new executive order from the Trump administration is intended to create a “one size fits all” federal framework for all states, overseen by the federal government.
Republicans and Democrats alike are teaming up against Big Tech and Trump to protect people from harmful AI practices. And Wisconsin is joining the fight.
When three Republican lawmakers recently said women going through a medication abortion or managing a miscarriage at home should be required to collect pregnancy tissue in a medical waste bag, it didn’t go over too well.
You’ve probably heard the word “fascist” a lot lately. Let’s break it down.
