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- Residents of Glidden and Jacobs a rare breed — and getting rarer
- MPS enrollment, often overstated, has plummeted 42% since peak
- Milwaukee’s list of half-used school buildings rises to 21
- Badger Institute urges “no” vote on MPS referendum
- Voters will decide if legislators get say over federal spending
- Number of half-used MPS buildings up to at least 20
- Many MPS students are chronically absent
- Where the hell is Yuba?
Browsing: Culture/Politics
What’s the big deal that Scott Walker didn’t campaign on curbing union power?
The good things in life in this democracy — opportunity, fulfillment, upward mobility, prosperity, the redounding energy and succor that comes from free association, love of relatives and friends
Dave Obey isn’t bone-tired after all. When the former House Appropriations chairman stunned the Beltway — and his district back…
Jimmy Gullberg has 129,200 followers on the social media platform TikTok, many of whom look to him for entertaining advice about his job as a physician assistant in Milwaukee.
Young conservatives fear and loathe cancel culture
Civil Rights Leader Bob Woodson from the Woodson Center joins the Badger Institute to discuss his alternative to Critical Race Theory. Originally live-streamed on July 22nd, 2021.
Elections commission is confident that ballot tracking and barcoding will mean smooth and secure voting
Madison protesters sacrifice symbol of abolition, equality and freedom for Black Lives Matter dogma
How people — and finely crafted furniture — leave an indelible imprint on our lives
Family’s universal belief is that competition and merit are best for America
For Margaret Farrow, longtime legislator and Wisconsin’s first female lieutenant governor, the public always comes first
Hordes of job-seeking Socialists descended on our office wanting the crumbs of victory,’ says famed poet, who served as Emil Seidel’s secretary
Election reforms that are designed to wrest control from the major parties and to fix political dysfunction are gaining support
Democrats on the far left embrace redistribution of income and other modern-day socialist ideals
The untold story — finally — of Milwaukee’s socialist icon and his appalling views toward blacks, immigrants and women
What we have seen happen in retail is mirrored throughout the economy
The increasing popularity of recreational marijuana is not reason to legalize it. In fact, the more we learn about the impact of recreational use, the more we should take caution.
Detours, obstacles and deals gone bad didn’t deter Mike Mooney, chairman of leading commercial real estate firm MLG Capital
It is time to end the war on pot, which enriches criminals and puts innocent people in jail, all at a huge cost to Wisconsin taxpayers.
Rather than demand safe spaces and PC, exhibit mental toughness and focus on how to disagree better