Geyser Gone: Slender Man Attacker Cuts Monitor, Sparks Wisconsin Manhunt
The 2014 “slenderman” murderer was reported missing Sunday morning
Joy Behar Cautiously Announces “The View’s” Hiatus
One day after the White House took aim at The View, co-host Joy Behar announced the show’s upcoming hiatus—then quickly turned to someone off camera to ask if she was allowed to share that information, sparking widespread speculation. During the July 23 episode,...
Southeast Wisconsin School District Deals with Aftermath of Supreme Court Decision
A case involving Mukwonago school bathroom policy is under renewed legal scrutiny following the Supreme Court’s landmark decision in United States v. Skrmetti, which ruled that sex-based distinctions in public school bathrooms do not violate the Equal Protection...
Bombshell Intelligence Report Implicates Hillary Clinton in Health-Related Coverup
A bombshell intelligence report released by Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard has implicated yet another prominent Democrat in a health related coverup. The report, which was prepared by the House Intelligence Committee in 2020 under Chairman Devin Nunes...
Controversial Programs at Wisconsin Universities Lose Grant Funding in Trump-Era
Wisconsin academics are crying foul after grants for various controversial projects at Wisconsin-based universities were cut off. The cuts are reportedly a part of the Trump administration's plan to reevaluate government spending on projects in academia that are...
What Trump’s Return to the Oval Office Means on Tax Policy
Early on November 6, former President Donald Trump was declared the winner of the presidential race, reclaiming the Oval Office for a second, nonconsecutive term. The Republican Party also secured control of both chambers of Congress, setting the stage for significant...
Inspector General Report Confirms FBI Informants Were Present on January 6
An Inspector General (OIG) report released today reveals that the FBI had 26 confidential human sources (CHSs) in Washington, D.C., on January 6, 2021, with four entering the Capitol during the riot. Additionally, 13 informants accessed the restricted area around the...
Understanding DeFi: The Possible Future of Finance
Decentralized Finance, or DeFi, is an innovative approach to financial systems that uses blockchain technology to create more open, accessible, and efficient alternatives to traditional banking and trading. By leveraging platforms like Ethereum and using smart...
University of Wisconsin Adopts New Policy for Political Neutrality Among School Leaders
The University of Wisconsin (UW) has introduced a new policy urging school leaders to remain neutral in political debates. This viewpoint-neutral stance applies to all UW campuses and comes in the wake of protests last spring at UW-Milwaukee over the war in Gaza,...
Wisconsin Leaders Push to Prevent Noncitizens from Voting
Wisconsin officials are taking steps to ensure that only eligible citizens are registered to vote in the state. Fond du Lac County District Attorney Eric Toney emphasized the need for a robust process to remove noncitizens from voter rolls, highlighting the importance...
Wisconsin Housing Market Overview for 2024
The pace at which home prices are changing serves as a critical indicator of the housing market's health, offering insight into whether homes are becoming more or less affordable. As of June 2024, the median price of a home in Wisconsin stands at $332,200, reflecting...
Milwaukee Police Close Dangerous Loophole in Unlicensed Driver Enforcement
Milwaukee’s roadways have become increasingly hazardous due to reckless driving and a growing number of unlicensed drivers, many of whom evade serious consequences due to a legal loophole. Historically, drivers caught without a license received a simple traffic ticket...
Report Card Shows 8% of MPS Eighth Graders Can Proficiently Read
Today, results from NAEP—often referred to as the Nation’s Report Card—were released, providing a stark, data-driven look at student performance across the country. The scores serve as the most reliable measure of academic proficiency, particularly in light of the...
Judge Orders MPS to Reinstate School Resource Officers
Milwaukee Public Schools (MPS) has been ordered by a Milwaukee judge to comply with Wisconsin law and ensure that at least 25 School Resource Officers (SROs) are stationed within district schools by February 17. This ruling follows a lawsuit from the Wisconsin...
