Politics

• Senate to take key vote on domestic terrorism prevention bill after mass shootings
• Knudson resigns, WI Elections Commission postpones chairperson election
• Milwaukee's RNC contract at risk after Common Council committee asks for more funds to benefit city
• Biden's ATF pick vows 'politics can play no role in law enforcement' during Senate hearing
• Supreme Court may soon loosen gun laws as nation reels from massacres
• What to know about the NRA's annual meeting in Houston
• Beto O'Rourke confronts Texas governor during update on Uvalde elementary school shooting
• Groups call on Milwaukee to reject RNC, mayor says hosting convention is 'business decision'
• Ex-White House press secretary Jen Psaki hired by MSNBC
• Sarah Huckabee Sanders will win GOP nomination for Arkansas governor, CNN projects
• 'Game changer': How Trump's endorsement could play a major role in governor’s race after delegates didn’t endorse
• Global economy faces 'its biggest test' since WWII
• Inside the push that landed a Trump legal adviser on a federal election advisory board
• Exclusive: Trevor Reed thanks American press for bringing awareness to his imprisonment in Russia
• Ukraine's natural environment is another casualty of war. The damage could be felt for decades
• Russian officer reveals why he risked it all to quit Putin's war
• Vos booed at GOP convention after saying 2020 election can’t be decertified
• Wisconsin Democrats call out Republicans for their "extremist views"
• No GOP candidate for governor secures endorsement at state convention
• Biden's North Korea strategy is a long way from Trump's showy diplomacy
• Biden signs $40 billion aid package to Ukraine while in Seoul
• Former New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announces he's running for Congress
• Senate votes against additional pandemic relief funds for restaurants
• Republicans head into state convention to debate endorsing candidates, priorities for next year
• Possible 2024 RNC in Milwaukee detailed in new framework agreement
• GOP Senator circulates petition to fire Evers' parole commissioner
• White House still figuring out how to implement newly announced steps to ease infant formula shortage
• Wisconsin lawmakers deny rhetoric promotes ‘great replacement theory’, expert says it does
• Biden invokes Defense Production Act to address infant formula shortage, among other actions
• Democratic Wisconsin Senate hopeful Barnes releases first ad
• Wisconsin Democratic Senate candidate Lasry delays filing
• These companies will help staff in red states bypass abortion bans
• Karine Jean-Pierre holds first briefing as White House press secretary
• Kamala Harris to lead US delegation to UAE following death of Emirati president
• Pennsylvania US Senate candidate Fetterman suffers stroke but says he's 'well on my way to a full recovery'
• The 10 Senate seats most likely to flip in 2022
• Israeli police will investigate 'events' surrounding funeral of Palestinian journalist: Minister
• Nebraska GOP governor says he will call a special session to pass total abortion ban if Roe is overturned
• Finland will seek to join NATO, leaders say, ditching decades of neutrality despite Russia's threats of retaliation
• Zelensky welcomes US Senate GOP delegation led by Mitch McConnell
• New satellite images reveal North Korea has restarted construction on long-dormant nuclear reactor
• Flurry of campaign ads hit the airwaves -- why now? And how impactful are they?
• Biden administration will forcefully urge Congress to pass more Covid-19 funding during Global Covid-19 summit
• Senate confirms Bedoya to be Federal Trade Commissioner
• Tammy Baldwin wants Roe preserved, warns of abortion bans across Wisconsin
• Key vote to protect access to abortion fails in the Senate
• Biden administration renews effort to get enhanced child tax credit to low-income families
• Senate Republicans aghast at Perdue's false election claims in Georgia governor race
• States receive billions in extra federal Medicaid funds to cover more Americans during the pandemic
• Biden signs law aimed at streamlining US military aid to Ukraine
• On a Victory Day without new victories, Putin's speech keeps the world guessing
• US announces sanctions against Kremlin-controlled media companies and bans Russia from using some American consulting services
• Zelensky's iconic fleece sold for over $100,000 at Ukraine fundraiser
• First lady Jill Biden makes unannounced trip to Ukraine
• Trump's trade war looms over soybean farmers 4 years later
• Roe v. Wade reversal would put local prosecutors on the front lines of the abortion fight
• Thomas says government institutions shouldn't be 'bullied' following leak of draft opinion on abortion
• Search histories, location data, text messages: How personal data could be used to enforce anti-abortion laws
• North Korea fires ballistic missile into Sea of Japan
• Taliban decree orders women in Afghanistan to cover their faces
• Judge dismisses Trump lawsuit against Twitter over ban
• Putin's reputed girlfriend Alina Kabaeva included in proposed EU sanctions list, sources say
• AG candidate to enforce abortion ban, Democrats rally against anti-abortion bills
• Karine Jean-Pierre to become White House press secretary, the first Black and out LGBTQ person in the role
• 'I was grateful': Congresswoman Gwen Moore shares her abortion story, stance on efforts to overturn of Roe v. Wade
• Wisconsin Senate candidate slams Ron Johnson on abortion
• Why relief over the Federal Reserve could be short-lived
• Judge says not to delete Wisconsin election probe records
• Democratic group focuses spending in Wisconsin, Michigan
• Crowds gather in Madison to protest possible overturning of Roe v. Wade
• Biden asked Congress to loosen visa restrictions on highly educated Russians
• Views on abortion to shake up campaigns, upcoming elections in Wisconsin
• Wisconsin legislators call it quits at near-record pace
• READ: Biden's full White House Correspondents' Dinner remarks
• Evacuation from besieged Mariupol steel plant underway
• The 10 Senate seats most likely to flip in 2022
• Russians plunder $5M farm vehicles from Ukraine -- to find they've been remotely disabled
• Pelosi makes unannounced trip to Kyiv, becoming highest-ranking US official to meet with Zelensky since the war began
• Biden set to deliver remarks at White House Correspondents' Dinner
• Oath Keeper pleads guilty to seditious conspiracy as pressure intensifies against right-wing extremist group
• Judge rejects Trump's affidavit saying he doesn't have documents sought by New York's attorney general
• Civil war brewing in state GOP over candidate endorsements, party to vote on changing rules
• January 6 committee to hold 8 hearings in June, chairman says
• Biden to propose streamlining how US seizes assets from Russian oligarchs to help Ukraine
• Biden was 'positive' about eliminating student debt but made no commitments, lawmaker says
• Wisconsin's GOP-ordered election investigation will continue
• Biden will commute or pardon sentences of 78 non-violent people -- here are a few to know
• Biden will grant clemency to 78 people and announce reentry initiatives to mark 'Second Chance Month'
• GOP businessman Tim Michels enters crowded GOP field for governor
• Judge finds Trump in contempt in legal fight with NY AG
• Bob Donovan announces a run for Wisconsin State Assembly
• John Kerry is trying to convince the world to act on climate change. Russia's war made it that much harder
• Here's what to expect at this year's White House Correspondents' Dinner
• Former Sen. Orrin Hatch, longest-serving GOP US senator, dies at 88
• Warren: Democrats will lose 2022 midterms if we don't deliver more
• Marjorie Taylor Greene confronted over old social media posts advocating violence against Democrats in court testimony
• 'Trump is fine': McCarthy quietly moves to tamp down fallout after damaging audio reveals January 6 views
• Kamala Harris' chief of staff heading for the exit
• Judge orders Wisconsin investigator to stop deleting records
• White House submits Biden's first national drug control strategy to Congress