WATCH: What ‘love of country” looks like at a rally in Eau Claire
We asked some of the hundreds of protesters out in Eau Claire on Saturday for the No Kings rally.
We asked some of the hundreds of protesters out in Eau Claire on Saturday for the No Kings rally.
In the wake of President Trump cutting nearly $1 trillion in Medicaid over the next 10 years, Rachel Crites worries for her family and others with disabilities. She says Medicaid is a lifeline—her son is autistic.
For the moment, it looks like Wisconsin Republicans will keep blocking efforts to process absentee ballots the day before Election Day, a process that would speed up counting and reduce the incidence of late-night election results.
Millions of Americans will see their insurance premiums double, or even triple, by 2026 if Republicans don't agree to extend the Affordable Health Care Act tax credits.
Electricity bills are up 10% since Trump took office, and Wisconsin's utility companies are already preparing to increase them even more—while they rake in the profits.
Retired La Crosse artist Kate Bausch gets emotional as she thinks about what she and her husband, who was a teacher for 38 years, will have to forgo if Republicans let existing tax credits expire.
For years, factory farms in Wisconsin have been trying to get around water pollution permits. But a court just ruled that the Wisconsin DNR can force those factory farms to follow the rules like everyone else.
Rep. Derrick Van Orden introduced legislation that “prohibits federal funding for entities that employ individuals who condone and celebrate political violence and domestic terrorism.”
Rally-goers in Eau Claire stood up for free speech.
Wisconsin obstetrician-gynecologists say moms don’t have to “tough it out.” There’s no evidence that Tylenol use in pregnancy causes autism.
Headache? Sore back? Bad cold? We typically reach for acetaminophen, known by the brand name Tylenol, without much concern.
When used as directed by doctors, it’s the safe way to treat pain and fever in pregnancy as well as in childhood.
But President Trump just gave moms more anxiety by blaming Tylenol for autism, without any proven scientific basis.
Wisconsin obstetrician-gynecologists say moms don’t have to “tough it out.” There’s no evidence that Tylenol use in pregnancy causes autism in the land of green and gold, or anywhere else.
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