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On Feb. 22, 2022, two days before Vladimir Putin sent his tanks rumbling toward Ukraine's capital, President Donald Trump said of the Russian leader: "This is genius. ... Here's a guy who's very savvy."
We were glad to see the photo Sunday of a smiling U.S. Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., alongside his wife, Elaine Chao. The 84-year-old McConnell revealed Sunday that he had been hospitalized following a rough June 14 fall at his home leading, he said, to “mild pneumonia.”
Lieutenant governor surging just as race for Wisconsin governor narrows, heats up
The war with Iran that never really ended is back on. Like everybody else, including the Trump administration and the Iranian regime, I have no idea how it will end. But it eventually will, and how it will be remembered will matter enormously.
Get caught up with latest cartoons from State Journal cartoonist Phil Hands.
Graham Platner, the Democratic candidate for the U.S. Senate in Maine, has dropped out of the race after being accused of sexually assaulting an ex-girlfriend.
The need to reform Social Security — to keep by far the most important government assistance program solvent — has long been obvious.
White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt recently went on national television and called Gen Z and younger Americans lazy, raised with “silver spoons” and joked that the cure was to “send them to Iran.”
The University of Wisconsin-Madison has hired Shawn Eichorst to be its next athletic director. The Lone Rock, Wisconsin, native was previously the athletic director for the University of Nebraska and the University of Miami.
Federal agents may need an element of surprise to capture dangerous people wanted for serious crimes in Wisconsin.
Every Wisconsin motorcyclist knows the feeling. When you need a repair, you call the local dealership and find out they won’t touch a bike older than 10 years. So you call the next closest one. Same answer.
The Democratic establishment, shaken by the rise of progressive socialists, is right to wonder where this wave might lead. The similarly populist movement of tea party Republicans, however muddled, foreshadowed President Donald Trump.
Federal agents may need an element of surprise to capture dangerous people wanted for serious crimes in Wisconsin.
Summer just started, and a stinky film of muck already ruined the northeast shoreline of Lake Monona.
Being a patriot requires more than saluting the flag or singing the national anthem. It goes beyond serving in the military or voting in elections.
8 in 10 Madison grads say they're going to college
In his recent book “To Rescue the American Spirit,” Bret Baier makes a case for comparing Theodore Roosevelt to Donald Trump.
The late golf guru Harvey Penick once said, “The woods are full of long drivers.”
A sumptuous repast is a treat for the senses.
I have to admit Pete caught me speechless the other day.
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We have so much to be grateful for as we celebrate our nation’s 250th anniversary. We’ve built a nation -- a superpower -- from scratch, based on the idea that we can govern ourselves.
This Saturday, on the 250th anniversary of our nation's founding, we should reflect on the ideals expressed in our Declaration of Independence, a proclamation of our freedom from monarchy and our commitment to self-government. We are now living in a pseudo-monarchy with a president, Donald Trump, who tramples our freedoms, disregards our Constitution and threatens our right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
I believe most Americans can rightly celebrate our country’s 250th birthday because this country has proven to be one of the world’s sturdiest examples of democracy.
The Declaration of Independence was only the beginning, not the end, of the fight for our freedom. The bloody Revolutionary War cemented our independence from the British Empire five years later at the Battle of Yorktown in 1781.
We have so much to be grateful for as we celebrate our nation’s 250th anniversary. We’ve built a nation -- a superpower -- from scratch, based on the idea that we can govern ourselves.
This Saturday, on the 250th anniversary of our nation's founding, we should reflect on the ideals expressed in our Declaration of Independence, a proclamation of our freedom from monarchy and our commitment to self-government. We are now living in a pseudo-monarchy with a president, Donald Trump, who tramples our freedoms, disregards our Constitution and threatens our right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
I believe most Americans can rightly celebrate our country’s 250th birthday because this country has proven to be one of the world’s sturdiest examples of democracy.
The Declaration of Independence was only the beginning, not the end, of the fight for our freedom. The bloody Revolutionary War cemented our independence from the British Empire five years later at the Battle of Yorktown in 1781.