Politics

• Trump in 2024? He says only that 'a Republican' will win
• Georgia governor: Loss of All-Star game will hurt minorities
• 'An existential threat': The Republicans calling for their party to reject QAnon conspiracy theories
• Biden administration blocks Medicaid work requirements
• Former Pres. Trump endorses Sen. Johnson for Senate run; 'Run, Ron, Run!'
• Biden announces limited gun restrictions as pressure rises following mass shootings
• Virginia becomes first Southern state to legalize marijuana
• Biden wants Amazon to 'start paying their taxes'
• GOP lawmakers propose a summer sales tax holiday to boost local sales
• Turnout barely tops 20% for Wisconsin spring election
• Bill introduced to have Colby cheese named Wisconsin's State Cheese 🧀
• Milwaukee County Election Commission reports unofficial Spring Election results
• Suit seeks to reverse Trump changes to sea turtle protection
• Biden administration projects ongoing need for shelter capacity for migrant children
• GOP lawmakers quiz Wisconsin school chief over virus, aid
• Wisconsin cities: Trump should pay legal bills for challenge
• What to know before you go to the polls for Wisconsin's Spring Election April 6 🗳️
• Biden records video welcoming new US citizens for naturalization ceremonies
• Evers appoints Black police instructor Dane County sheriff
• Race for Wisconsin superintendent heats up
• Wisconsin ineligible for additional food assistance aid; anticipated to lose $62 million a month in federal funds
• Inside Biden's new 'Jobs Cabinet:' An extensive effort to notch infrastructure win
• Democrat Lasry raises more than $1 million for Senate bid
• State Supreme Court's mask mandate decision leaves patchwork of policies across local governments, businesses
• Wisconsin Supreme Court rules against Gov. Evers' emergency powers, strikes down mask mandate
• Biden marks International Transgender Day of Visibility with first-ever presidential proclamation of its kind
• Biden promises 'once-in-a-generation' investment during pitch for $2 trillion infrastructure and climate plan
• New York is latest state to legalize recreational marijuana
• Evers to fix potholes to promote transportation budget
• Judge orders 3 to trial in plot to kidnap Michigan governor
• GOP governors ignore Biden's latest plea on mask mandates
• DNC to review presidential nomination process
• Biden unveils first slate of judicial nominees featuring diverse and history-making selections
• Evers rolls out plan to invest American Rescue Plan funds; vetoes bill allowing Legislative control of aid
• Biden to lay out first piece of sweeping infrastructure and jobs package Wednesday
• Biden administration launches task force to ensure scientific decisions are free from political influence
• After two months in office, Kamala Harris is still living out of suitcases -- and she's getting frustrated with it
• Minnesota lawmaker proposes secession to border states
• 'Look at my family. Use my story': Rep.-elect Julia Letlow urges Republicans to get Covid vaccine after husband's death
• Evers vetoes bill requiring plan for state workers to return
• It's now illegal in Georgia to give food and water to voters in line
• Evers signs bill designed to lower prescription drug costs
• 'We continue to urge caution': Health officials concerned about new spike in COVID-19 infections
• Supervisors reject amendment to allow gun show to continue at Milwaukee County Sports Complex
• Marijuana possession fine reduced to $1 in Milwaukee County
• Biden administration prepares to activate 2 military sites in Texas for migrant children
• Biden has left Trump's China tariffs in place. Here's why
• Gov. Evers, DHS to open Wisconsin's fourth community-based vaccination clinic in Marathon County on April 6
• Biden pressed over crisis at the southern border in his first White House news conference
• Wisconsin GOP leaders praise state's vaccination efforts
• Booze-to-go approved by Wisconsin Senate
• Wisconsin lawmakers claim $555K in expenses during pandemic
• Gov. Evers tours UW-Milwaukee COVID vaccine site, signs bill allowing dentists to administer shots
• US and allies announce sanctions against Chinese officials for 'serious human rights abuses' against Uyghurs
• New York Times: Current Cuomo aide alleges sexual harassment against governor
• Biden condemns 'skyrocketing' hate crimes against Asian Americans in wake of deadly shooting
• Governor Evers gives green light to I-43 improvements in Milwaukee County
• Republicans block Evers' building budget for now
• House passes joint resolution to remove ERA deadline
• Wisconsin moves up vaccine eligibility for certain medical conditions 1 week earlier than expected
• Biden to hold first formal news conference on March 25
• Assembly passes prescription drugs, health insurance bills
• US intelligence report says Russia used Trump allies to influence 2020 election with goal of 'denigrating' Biden
• Sen. Johnson’s take on coronavirus fact-checked by The Washington Post, highlighting CBS 58’s exclusive one-on-one
• DNC rolls out ad and billboard in Milwaukee touting American Rescue Plan
• Biden's coronavirus team outlines efforts to meet ambitious new goals
• Biden hails a change in 'paradigm' as he celebrates relief bill
• Biden directs states to open vaccinations to all adults by May 1
• Milwaukee Judiciary Committee approves resolution to lower marijuana possession fine to $1
• Biden signs historic $1.9 trillion Covid-19 relief law
• Matthew McConaughey is considering Texas governor run
• Lawsuit challenges GOP hiring of redistricting attorneys
• Senate confirms Merrick Garland as attorney general
• Florida Senate panel advances election bill that would ban drop boxes
• Kaul makes case for upgraded crime lab tech, more analysts
• Congress sends $1.9 trillion pandemic relief package to Biden's desk
• Couples in Wisconsin could remarry sooner after a divorce; bill seeks to eliminate 6-month waiting period
• House gears up for vote on Biden's Covid relief plan
• Last Trump election lawsuit comes to an end, WI voting advocacy groups turn focus towards GOP election bills
• Biden to mark one year of Covid-19 shutdown in primetime address Thursday
• The last hours of the relief bill tick down in the US Senate
• COVID-19 precautions ignored at state Capitol hearing
• Here's what's in the Senate stimulus plan
• Proposal to ban transgender athletes from female sports met with immediate pushback
• Evers signs bill boosting pay for state public defenders
• Biden administration preparing to sanction Russia over Navalny treatment this week
• Elizabeth Warren proposes wealth tax on 'ultra-millionaires'
• What is Wisconsin getting from the $1.9 trillion COVID relief package?
• Wisconsin may send voting deputies back to nursing homes
• Walker addresses voters in CPAC speech, calls young liberals 'new generation of snowflakes'
• Local lawmakers weigh in on COVID-19 relief plan
• Golden Trump statue turns heads at CPAC
• House passes Biden's $1.9 trillion Covid relief package
• Black Husky Brewing owner discusses Covid relief in 1-on-1 call with President Biden
• Some Democrats question motive behind national anthem bill
• Evers signs bill to update Wisconsin unemployment system
• Capitol Police chief warns militia groups want to 'blow up the Capitol' when Biden addresses Congress
• Republican wants to require national anthem in Wisconsin
• Trump's tax returns and related records turned over to Manhattan district attorney
• Wisconsin operating with no limits on Evers’ emergency orders; over 50 issued since pandemic began