
US Economic Growth Surges in Q3
The American economy grew 3.1% from July to September, driven by consumer spending and higher exports, despite high rates.

The American economy grew 3.1% from July to September, driven by consumer spending and higher exports, despite high rates.

A vigil in Madison honors victims of Wisconsin’s deadliest school shooting at Abundant Life Christian School.

Hamza Parker faced college hurdles after the Supreme Court ended affirmative action, impacting race-based scholarships.

The pharmaceutical industry and its Republican allies aim to repeal Biden’s Inflation Reduction Act’s drug price provisions.

Lawmakers in Wisconsin propose teenagers as teachers to address child care shortages, sparking debate on standards.

A Dane County Judge overturned Wisconsin’s Act 10, restoring public workers’ collective bargaining rights, sparking hope.

President-elect Trump nominated Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for Health and Human Services secretary, sparking controversy.

Rural colleges cut numerous programs, limiting students’ choices. Many close due to financial challenges and low enrollment.

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.