This week marks 75 years since Soviet troops stormed the gates of hell.
The Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday can reliably be counted on for two phenomena: an outpouring of commitment to the ideal of nonviolent so…
A majority favored Clinton in 2016, with many stronger female candidates to come
Requiring thorough analysis of possible environmental damage and allowing citizen input takes too much time and wastes money as far as Trump's…
CHICAGO — A literary war is going on over a new book about migrants in crisis at the U.S.-Mexico border. “American Dirt,” by Jeanine Cummins, …
As a staunch libertarian who works at a libertarian think tank in suburban Chicago, it is not too often that I agree with U.S. Rep. Alexandria…
This State Journal report ran on the front page Jan. 25, 1920:
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STATE JOURNALOUR VIEW: Evers right to demand an end to gerrymandering following 2020 census
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This week marks 75 years since Soviet troops stormed the gates of hell.
The Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday can reliably be counted on for two phenomena: an outpouring of commitment to the ideal of nonviolent so…
A majority favored Clinton in 2016, with many stronger female candidates to come
Requiring thorough analysis of possible environmental damage and allowing citizen input takes too much time and wastes money as far as Trump's…
Thanks to our trashy reality TV star president, the Senate is holding a reality TV impeachment trial.
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The World Health Organization and the United Nations have proclaimed 2020 as the year of the nurse and midwife. The proclamation is a way of t…
Whether there is even a small chance the impeached president will be removed from office is quite secondary to the bigger issue: whether the U…
Environmental injustice exploits areas of the world where leaders allow their natural resources to be squandered and poisoned to produce produ…
The U.S. Senate’s impeachment trial of President Donald Trump revealed that the political and legal system in Washington has completely broken down.
The Jan. 23 letter to the editor "We already enjoy benefits of socialism" touts the benefits we claim to enjoy due to already existing sociali…
The tension between Iran and the United States didn't start with the 1979 embassy takeover. It began in 1953, when the CIA helped topple Moham…
The future of Madison's public schools will be strongly influenced by the School Board's selection of the next superintendent.
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