Chicago Teachers Union Leads Protest Over U.S. Capture of Nicolás Maduro
The Chicago Teachers Union is leading a protest against the U.S. capture of Nicolás Maduro, raising questions about educators unions prioritizing politics over classrooms.
Democrat Governor Authorizes the Administration of Financial Aid to Illegal Immigrants
On Monday, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker signed a bill authorizing the distribution of financial aid to all residents of Illinois, regardless of citizenship status. The bill reads that "a student who is an Illinois resident and who is not otherwise eligible for...
‘Entitlement and Disrespect’ Rhode Island Prosecutor Lashes Out at Police in Viral Arrest Video
A Rhode Island prosecutor was arrested last week in a viral confrontation with police officers where she can be heard saying that they will ‘regret’ their decision. Police were called after Rhode Island Special Assistant Attorney General Devon Hogan Flanagan and a...
Mayor of Milwaukee Chooses Convicted Murderer to Lead ‘Violence Prevention Office’
A recent appointment by the Milwaukee mayor to the city’s Office of Community Wellness and Safety drew outrage and controversy after it was revealed that the person chosen to head the office is a convicted murderer. On Monday, Milwaukee Mayor Cavalier Johnson...
Trump Revisits Claim to Eliminate Mail-In Voting
Last Monday, President Trump made an announcement on Truth Social that he is vowing to remove mail-in voting and voting machines, making the claim that these methods lead to voter fraud. In his press conference with President Zelensky, President Trump was questioned...
Elmbrook District’s Gifted and Talented Program Under Fire for Alleged Race-Based Discrimination
The Wisconsin Institute for Education sent a demand letter to the Elmbrook school board on February 15, 2025 alleging that the district's policies, detailed in its 2024-2025 Talent Development Handbook, contradict federal law and Supreme Court precedent. The...
Politico Received Over $8.2 Million in USAID Funding, Employees Checks Were “Delayed”
Politico, a prominent political news outlet, has failed to pay employees for the latest pay cycle, citing a "technical error." This disruption comes amid revelations that Politico received $8.2 million from USAID over the last year, raising concerns about media...
Biden’s Record-Breaking Pardons: Over 8,000 Grants of Clemency
President Joe Biden’s term ended with an unparalleled use of presidential clemency, granting over 8,000 pardons—far surpassing the totals of any other modern U.S. president. This staggering number eclipses the records of Harry Truman, who issued 2,044 pardons, and...
Wisconsin Ends 2024 with Record Surplus, but Evers’ Vetoes Block Relief for Taxpayers
The decision by Governor Tony Evers to veto three Republican-backed tax cut bills this past summer has reignited debate over Wisconsin’s fiscal policy. Despite a sizable state surplus, taxpayers, particularly the middle class and seniors, are paying higher taxes while...
Senator Baldwin Silent as Wisconsin Considers Constitutional Amendment on Citizen Only Voting
As part of the November 5th election, Wisconsin voters will decide whether to amend the state constitution, limiting voting rights explicitly to U.S. citizens. The referendum proposes replacing the word “every” with “only” in Article III of the constitution,...
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel Subscriptions Decline by Nearly 17% in 2023
The slow death of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is no secret. What once stood as a pillar of journalism in Wisconsin is now on a steep decline, both in print and digital readership. Recent figures paint a bleak picture for once giant. According to Urban Milwaukee,...
Brewers Push Forward with Pride Night Celebration
The Milwaukee Brewers will host Pride Night on June 12, 2025, at American Family Field, partnering with Aurora Health Care for a game against the St. Louis Cardinals. The event features LGBTQIA+ vendors, music, and themed merchandise, aiming to promote inclusivity,...
Beached Boat in Milwaukee Sparks Legislative Action
The abandoned sailboat “Deep Thought,” stranded on Milwaukee’s lakefront for eight months, has prompted a new legislative proposal to address vessel abandonment across Wisconsin. The bill, inspired by this incident and a similar case on the St. Croix River, requires...
MPS Exit Surveys Expose a Crisis of Safety and Spending
Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) receives over $1.5 billion annually, approximately $17,000 per student, for the 2023–24 school year from local, state, and federal sources, including property taxes, state aid, and federal grants like Title I. Despite this substantial...