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Bucky runs past Central Michigan
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Bucky fights the University of South Florida Bulls
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OUR VIEW: Credit Sen. Tammy Baldwin for joining bipartisan group with Marco Rubio seeking broad solutions
OUR VIEW: Rash of shootings shows value
of police, need for greater peer support
A police shooting, protests, riots and murder in Kenosha made President Donald Trump's Republican Convention look trivial.
How much is a Black man’s life worth in America?
During World War II our parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, aunts and uncles made great sacrifices. Families at home in America during the war had to ration food, gas and other items we take for granted today. Personal freedoms were diminished for the war effort.
It is so very sad and disgusting that so many people of color have been discriminated against.
President Donald Trump is inclined to view mask wearing as a local or states rights issue. As a result, he has provided an amazing opportunity to us by bequeathing enormous power to counties.
Too many Americans are woefully under-educated, leading to dangerous misconceptions about science, medicine, race, economics and world affairs. Unfortunately, the remedy for this situation faces an almost insurmountable “Catch 22.”
The recent use of federal officers in Portland and statements from the acting head of the Department of Homeland Security, Chad Wolf, that he doesn't care if local authorities want the feds there or not should send chills down the spine of every American. Where are the states rights people? Where is the National Rifle Association?
OUR VIEW: Don't let Wisconsin become
the Florida of the 2020 presidential race
OUR VIEW: Wisconsin is defeating COVID-19, must be cautious as restrictions ease
OUR VIEW: Crank the radio and swirl your body in the air today for a therapeutic rush
OUR VIEW: Requesting an absentee ballot is the safest way to pick a president during a pandemic. Do so now. You don't have to wait for the fall or for the state Elections Commission to remind you
OUR VIEW: Naming only one finalist for such an important position is unacceptable
OUR VIEW: Downtown Recovery Plan deserves support in wake of pandemic, looting, violence
OUR VIEW: Public health during a pandemic is too important for political games
OUR VIEW: Knowing how our democracy works is more important than ever
A collection of recent cartoons from the desk of Wisconsin State Journal editorial cartoonist Phil Hands.
It looks like President Donald Trump is finally getting serious about the coronavirus. But his biggest concern is that the virus will hurt the Stock Market, which has been President Trump's best talking point ahead of the 2020 election.
The death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police officers has sparked justified outrage. America seems impossible of curing itself of the systemic racism that leads to the unnecessary deaths of black men at the hands of the police.
While we all understandably worry about the spreading coronavirus, we should all remember that open records and government transparency are the best tools to keep us safe from corruption from public officials.
Stocking up on toilet paper and guns won't keep you safe from the coronavirus. It's important that people stay safe and don't panic.
Gov. Tony Evers has closed all nonessential businesses, which -- unfortunately for many -- includes the state's golf courses.
Just like children who are tired of doing school work from home, President Donald Trump is bored of dealing with COVID-19. In defiance of public health officials, he wants to reopen the economy in a hurry.
President Trump's economy is built on excessive tax cuts, debt and artificially low interest rates. It probably doesn't stand a chance against the coronavirus pandemic.
In response to the spreading COVID-19 disease, people need to take a safe and measured approach. Don't freak out and hoard resources, but please take safety precautions seriously and don't become complacent. Hopefully, if we all do our part, we can limit the spread of this illness.
Depending on who you ask, the idea to "Defund Police" can mean anything from reallocated resources to completely abolishing police departments. Whatever it means, President Donald Trump will likely use the slogan to sow discord and scare people into supporting him.
