Pocan says that the United States needs to focus less on intervening in the affairs of foreign lands and more on the work of forging a more pe…
In a recent column for the Washington Times, Walker fanned the flames of ignorance into a conflagration that burned up the story of the first …
If the nightmare that played out in Wisconsin when Republicans forced in-person voting at the peak of the coronavirus pandemic was a wake-up c…
We live in a country where civilian control over the military is enshrined in our Constitution. It follows that cities should recognize the im…
Cities should act to change policing. But, where cities fail, the state should lead.
Trump's abuse of power shocked Americans who recognize the threat to American democracy that arises when a president uses the police and the m…
At a time when President Trump, and too many of the president’s allies, have practiced the politics of division at its worst, Barnes is encour…
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Madison and Wisconsin have a long way to go to improve society for all. But assaults and destruction will only slow progress.
Protesters are right to demand that Wisconsin live up to its stated ideals. Those demands must be made urgently and effectively at a time when…
If we want to exit this continual roundabout that COVID-19 has funneled us into, we have to take it slow, yield to others, and learn how to dr…
is not a date Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is likely to forget anytime soon. Some of the most iconic and biggest spending brands in American l…
Wear your damn masks, because my child needs to go to school this fall. It's been approximately 3,839 days of quarantine, and I'm in a pretty …
Keep your hands visible. Don't be disrespectful. Say "yes sir, no sir." No sudden movements. These are the instructions inherited by Black chi…
Everyone knew what would happen. Coronavirus cases spiked after millions of people throughout the United States flooded shops and restaurants …
Why so many behave otherwise is a question I'm afraid future generations will be asking many years from now.
Sometimes destiny presents itself early on in a person’s life.
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Remember when Trump tweeted “LIBERATE MICHIGAN!” and “LIBERATE MINNESOTA!"?
I disagree with last Sunday's guest columnist by UW-Madison professor Walter C. Stern, "To move 'Forward," we must confront the past." He igno…
The peaceful protesters who have given us an important message about justice, which Madisonians will respond to in a positive way, have abdica…
We have a runaway train in Washington, D.C., and an engineer who does not seem to care that 328 million of us Americans are on board. Our pres…
John Sharpless’ critique in Tuesday's newspaper of the foolish destruction of the Hans Christian Heg statue on the Capital Square in Madison w…
Our capital city's namesake, James Madison, was a slaveowner who bought and sold enslaved people. By 1801, the number of people enslaved at hi…
In her guest column June 14, "Columbus should take down its statue," Columbus resident Lisa Cestkowski eloquently addressed historical facts a…
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