Politics

• Evers vetoes bill increasing eligibility for voucher program
• Biden administration to invest $3 billion for Covid-19 antiviral medicines
• Wisconsin high court strikes down incapacitated driver law
• GOP proposes $3 billion in tax cuts, finalize state budget
• Putin praises Biden, calling him a 'professional' following Geneva summit
• Biden signs bill into law making Juneteenth a national holiday
• Supreme Court dismisses challenge to Affordable Care Act, leaving it in place
• Assembly passes bills to ban transgender athletes from sports teams, prohibit vaccine mandates
• Bills requiring police undergo psychological exams before hire, drug tests after a shooting pass Assembly
• President Biden on historic Putin summit: 'I did what I came to do'
• READ: Biden and Putin issue joint statement following historic Geneva summit
• Nearly 1 in 3 election officials feel unsafe because of their jobs, a new survey shows
• Why Biden and Putin won't hold a joint press conference
• Lawmakers to vote on police reform, transgender athlete ban, and prohibiting vaccine mandates
• Biden administration pushes plan to combat domestic terror
• Milwaukee area teachers oppose GOP bills to restrict racial, sexual discussions in class
• Report: Sen. Ron Johnson suspended from YouTube for 7 days
• 'Golden opportunity': Wisconsin's unprecedented tax revenues can address Democrat and GOP priorities
• Biden administration will return $2 billion to military projects that had been set aside for border wall construction
• Commission to send mailers to voters who may have moved
• Biden joins the world leaders club at G7 with call for wartime effort against Covid-19
• Former rivals Walker, Doyle join together to promote vaccine
• 'Jill from Philly' meets the Queen
• House committee approves $547 billion surface transportation package
• Wisconsin Senate passes bills making it harder to vote
• Biden and Johnson expected to commit to lifting US-UK Covid-19 travel restrictions
• Wisconsin at risk of losing $2.3 billion for K-12 schools
• Republicans cut state building projects by $810 million
• Driving tests for teen drivers in Wisconsin could be waived
• Wisconsin lawmaker compares museum's mask policy to Nazis
• White House negotiations with Capito-led group of Republicans end without a deal
• 'Unprecedented' revenue growth forecast for Wisconsin budget
• The unknowns that remain for Tony Evers' reelection campaign
• Democrat Senate candidates take aim at Ron Johnson, 2022 race during state convention
• Biden stays mum on state abortion laws with major test ahead for Roe
• Democrats rally to defeat Ron Johnson during state convention
• Wisconsin Governor Tony Evers officially announces re-election campaign
• Biden poised to announce first slate of ambassador nominees as he eyes first trip abroad
• Senator Baldwin discusses improving perinatal workforce at Milwaukee roundtable
• Biden touts economic progress after US adds 559,000 jobs in May
• Wisconsin Sen. Johnson says he hasn't decided on 2022 run
• Supreme Court sides with police officer who improperly searched license plate database
• Supreme Court spokeswoman to step down after more than 20 years
• Biden announces 'National Month of Action' -- that could include free beer -- to get more Americans vaccinated by July 4
• Wisconsin Republicans block medical marijuana
• Vos looks to crack down on those who skip job interviews
• Evers names key campaign staff ahead of 2022 election
• Kamala Harris to lead Biden administration's efforts on voting rights
• Supreme Court won't review $2 billion verdict against Johnson & Johnson in talc powder case
• Obamacare, LGBTQ rights, voting laws in play during Supreme Court's final weeks
• Biden memorializes Tulsa victims on 100th anniversary: 'This was not a riot. This was a massacre'
• For Biden, the White House is 'a Monday-through-Friday kind of place'
• Top Republican on House Foreign Affairs Committee calls Covid-19 origin 'worst cover-up in human history'
• Biden has released his $6 trillion budget. Here's what's in it.
• Ex-cop hired to probe Wisconsin election has partisan ties
• Senate Republicans block January 6 commission
• Biden touts progress on the state of pandemic ahead of Memorial Day weekend
• Former Speaker Paul Ryan bashes Trumpism, may be setting up presidential run
• White House to propose $6 trillion budget for 2022
• Labor Secretary Marty Walsh promotes Pres. Biden’s American Jobs Plan as agenda battles GOP criticism
• Republicans immediately end Gov. Evers special session to expand BadgerCare
• A Black woman will serve on the Missouri Supreme Court for the first time
• Bills to bar transgender athletes from sports teams get first public hearings
• Florida Gov. DeSantis hints at future plans: 'I have only begun to fight'
• Marjorie Taylor Greene compares House mask mandates to the Holocaust
• Biden administration unable to continue $300 weekly pandemic unemployment benefits that GOP governors are slashing
• White House backs off May 25 police reform deadline
• Biden, staring down first Mideast crisis, touts ceasefire
• Republicans reject a majority of Evers’ plan to combat homelessness
• Biden signs bill aimed at addressing rise in anti-Asian hate crimes
• Senators propose bipartisan Postal Service reform bill that could actually pass
• Wisconsin remains a priority state for redistricting
• Republicans move to reinstate work-search requirement
• Gov. Evers calls for special session to expand BadgerCare
• GOP lawmakers want to eliminate extra $300/week federal unemployment benefits to address workforce shortages
• Gov. Evers directs $100M in federal funds to expand high-speed internet across Wisconsin
• 88% of children covered by monthly payments starting in July
• Cheney says some GOP members voted against impeachment out of fear for their lives
• Wisconsin governor signs bill designating May 14 as Hmong-Lao Veterans Day, orders flags to half-staff
• Amount of federal relief aid designated for economic recovery, pandemic response likely to change, Evers says
• The vote to oust Liz Cheney took only 16 minutes. Here's what happened.
• Wisconsin disabled community opposes election law changes
• Assembly Republicans delay veto override attempts, bill on requiring national anthem passes
• Wisconsin Assembly approves raising voucher school income
• Arizona governor signs bill that would stop some voters from automatically receiving mail-in ballots
• Wisconsin receiving less than expected from federal stimulus
• Biden pushes economic aid proposals as GOP calls for paring back unemployment benefits
• Reversing Trump, US restores transgender health protections
• Clyburn says Democrats should not stall police reform talks over push for 'perfect' bill and ending qualified immunity
• Elizabeth Warren says she'll run for reelection to the Senate in 2024
• McCarthy confirms he's backing Stefanik for No. 3 House Republican post
• Virginia Republicans gather to pick their gubernatorial nominee
• Tentative bipartisan agreement reached on some key issues in policing overhaul
• Ron DeSantis is on a path to 2024. Democrats hope to head him off.
• Republicans move to reinstate work search requirement
• Biden urges passage of economic proposals in wake of dismal jobs report
• Biden administration details plans to conserve 30% of US land and water by 2030
• Biden's plan would boost conservation of US lands, waters
• US weighs unfreezing $1 billion in Iranian funds
• Protesters call for inclusion of drivers’ licenses, in-state tuition for undocumented immigrants in state budget