Faced with the prospect that many Republicans might reject Donald Trump’s re-election, the state Republican Party submitted only Trump’s name …
STATE JOURNAL EDITORIAL: Oldenburg, Mursau, Kitchens add names to bill that would end gerrymandering
OUR VIEW: Bipartisan bill modeled after Iowa is best way to end gerrymandering
OUR VIEW: Report using generally accepted accounting principles reveals $773M deficit
Now that President Trump has brought us to the brink of war with Iran, Sen. Bernie Sanders is highlighting his long record of opposing U.S. mi…
OUR VIEW: Today we honor all those readers who contributed letters to the editor during 2019 by publishing their names in the newspaper and on…
OUR VIEW: This year's list of State Journal guest columnists includes a diverse mix of knowledgeable experts and advocates
Homeless children and others who enroll at an early learning center in Madison are getting a new playground, thanks to generous donations from…
It’s a unique way to help out some 70 local organizations, many of them that promote social justice, work on environmental protection and supp…
We wish that we could join Jewish people all over the world in celebrating Hanukkah this year without any sense of fear or worry about the fut…
Robin Vos made it his mission to give a hard time to state Rep. Jimmy Anderson, who uses a wheelchair and asked to be allowed to phone into so…
As the state’s chief law enforcement officer, Kaul has a responsibility to assure that parties and candidates respect the rules with regard to…
OUR VIEW: Senator's claim that popular, bipartisan bills lack enough votes is absurd
Republicans know that if they reduce voter turnout, they have a better chance of winning. So they are trying to keep people from voting. Don't…
OUR VIEW: Former speaker should back the Iowa model to stop partisan gerrymandering
OUR VIEW: Rushed impeachment won't remove failed president from office, but election should
OUR VIEW: Scott Walker is right about federal debt, but wrong to tout gimmicky, dangerous amendment
It is absurd for Sen. Steve Nass to suggest that it is somehow indecent for people to back the impeachment of President Trump.Â
OUR VIEW: The governor should lead by example on openness, rather than nitpicking legitimate information requests
Wisconsin conservatives know that in a high turnout election, the majority of voters will reject their pitch. Desperate conservatives have fil…
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OUR VIEW: Neither the press nor public officials can be muzzled in a free society
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