Video: What’s with Trump’s early endorsement in a race up north?
Trump is endorsing the 25-year-old son-in-law of former Congressman Sean Duffy over other, more experienced Republican candidates.
Trump is endorsing the 25-year-old son-in-law of former Congressman Sean Duffy over other, more experienced Republican candidates.
WI Republicans appears to want to start a 9-month paid vacation without giving Democrats the courtesy of a public hearing to consider bills that would make election participation easier and safer for qualified voters.
Congressman and Republican gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany refused to say that President Trump should not invoke the Insurrection Act as a pretext for putting more military into places like Minnesota or Wisconsin.
"He was extremely kind, caring, and knowledgeable about medical care." That's how Mac Randolph began to describe Alex Pretti, who grew up in Green Bay and took care of his Randolph's father.
Founding Editor Pat Kreitlow explains how some Republicans are using abortion politics as a reason to block the renewal of Affordable Care Act premium tax credits.
The latest figures on health insurance coverage show a surge in the number of people in Wisconsin who haven’t purchased insurance on the Affordable Care Act health exchange now that Republicans in Congress have allowed enhanced premium credits to expire.
There’s a long way to go in the race for Wisconsin governor, but it’s interesting to see how the field of candidates did in their first round of fundraising.
Wednesday marks a milestone in the 2026 election for governor as the first large-scale candidate forum is held in Milwaukee by Main Street Action.
President Donald Trump says ICE needs a massive national presence to arrest “the worst of the worst:” undocumented immigrants who commit crimes. The truth on the ground has fallen far short of that promise, says Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez.
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.