Wisconsin Reproductive Rights in a Second Trump Term
November 18, 2024
Donald Trump prepares for office, sparking concerns over abortion rights. Advocates warn of potential nationwide bans.
Donald Trump prepares for office, sparking concerns over abortion rights. Advocates warn of potential nationwide bans.
Kellyanne Conway predicts Trump will be more vocal on school choice, advocating for federal funds to follow students.
Two Wisconsin LGBTQ+ advocacy groups filed federal civil rights complaints against several school districts in October.
Republican U.S. Senate candidate Eric Hovde calls for reducing federal spending to 2019 levels, risking veterans’ benefits and Social Security cuts.
Economists surveyed by the Wall Street Journal believe Trump’s policies could lead to higher inflation and deficit increases.
Wisconsin Gov. Evers and others condemn Trump for allegedly sending COVID-19 tests to Putin, as revealed in Bob Woodward’s new book.
The Supreme Court’s Dobbs decision led to 21 states restricting abortion, sparking debates on federal vs. state control.
College campuses are key in America’s culture wars, with debates over DEI programs. Students and lawmakers clash.
Young voters, driven by urgent issues like climate change and reproductive rights, are turning out in record numbers, with college students playing a pivotal role in recent elections and bolstering civic engagement across campuses.
Facing reelection in a redrawn district, Rep. Clint Moses defends his support for Medicaid eligibility restrictions, a stance met with strong opposition from advocacy groups concerned over its impact on low-income families and access to care.
Wisconsin received $460,000 in grants to clean up small public water systems, expecting over $2.3 million from the 2021 law.
Rural Wisconsin’s access to health care has been shrinking in recent years. Hospitals and clinics have closed, limiting services.
