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    What Wisconsin families should know about Democrats’ ‘Kids Over Clicks’ plan

    Democrats’ new Kids Over Clicks plan aims at protecting children online by regulating access to and accountability for AI, social media, and surveillance. Wisconsin is already implementing a school cell phone ban, and this federal legislation could set a new national standard for kids’ online safety.


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    What’s Brewing at Rochambo Coffee & Tea House?

    Welcome back to our series, What’s Brewing in Wisconsin! We’re traveling around the state highlighting the bars, breweries, and cafés that make Wisconsin feel like home, one drink at a time. Today, we’re at Rochambo on Milwaukee’s iconic Brady Street.Follow along for the next stop in the series.


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    Fred Clark promises to focus on the economy up north if elected to Congress

    Former Assembly Rep. Fred Clark is now a candidate for Congress in northern Wisconsin’s 7th District. When asked in this week’s TV debate about one promise he’ll work hardest to keep, he described the need to help the northern Wisconsin economy become more diverse and better able to retain its young people in their hometowns.…


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    Chris Armstrong: Impeaching Trump is a top priority if elected to Congress

    In this week’s 7th Congressional District Democratic debate, the three candidates were asked whether they would pursue impeaching President Donald Trump if Democrats took control of the House of Representatives. Chris Armstrong didn’t hesitate to outline why it will be one of his very first priorities if elected. You can watch the full debate at…


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    Fact checking Tom Tiffany’s election claims in Wisconsin

    🤔 Would you continue to say things that had been proven to be untrue? US Representative and Republican candidate for governor Tom Tiffany continues to promote conspiracy theories and cast doubt on the results of the 2020 presidential election—six years after multiple independent and bipartisan investigations found the election to be legitimate. Tiffany refuses to…


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    Sara Rodriguez says the GOP is spending big to influence Democratic primary

    Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez is accusing national Republicans of trying to shape the race for her party’s nominee for governor. Rodriguez says the Republican Governors Association has poured $2.2 million into Wisconsin’s Democratic primary, arguing the group’s donors are attempting to choose the opponent they would rather face in November. Wisconsin Democrats will choose…


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    Ginger Murray says she’s ‘America First,’ but not in the way Trump is doing it

    In a televised debate this week, 7th District Democratic congressional candidate Ginger Murray was asked about comments she made to UpNorthNews about President Donald Trump. Murray said there may be areas of agreement, but he’s going about things the wrong way. You can watch the full debate at the WJFW-TV website.


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    Medicare for all, public option, or ACA? Democrats running for Congress talk healthcare in 7th CD

    Last week, four Republican candidates in the 7th Congressional District debated the issues. This week, the three Democratic candidates talked about their priorities, including how to fix healthcare. On August 11, voters will decide which Democrat and which Republican will square off in November to replace Republican Tom Tiffany who’s running for governor. You can…


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    Pocan calls SBA chief’s tariff claim “complete BS”

    Wisconsin Rep. Mark Pocan challenged Small Business Administration chief Kelly Loeffler after she claimed that foreign companies largely pay the cost of tariffs. He pointed to his own experience owning a small business as evidence that tariffs are affecting everyday Americans.


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    Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez pledges transparency after firing campaign manager

    Calling it “a bump in the road,” Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez said on Monday she thinks the recent firing of her campaign manager for allegedly inflating fundraising numbers will not cause voters to lose confidence in her ability to be elected governor this November.