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The signs are ominous as the media takes shots and the Democrats brawl. → Read More
How we handle the deaths of prominent people says a lot about who we’ve become. → Read More
If that is the paradigm, the worst of his behavior won’t sway supporters. → Read More
In these polarized times, author Ezra Klein explores stark differences between the parties. → Read More
Martin Luther King Jr. week prompts reflection on our progressive city’s shortcomings. → Read More
A new PBS documentary reminds us how much the GOP has changed in 60 years. → Read More
It’s hard to overstate the impact of having those who appreciate our historic past take the step of joining to help us thrive in the future. → Read More
A UW-Madison program that embodies the “Wisconsin Idea” gains traction. → Read More
Criticisms of Barack Obama and Pete Buttigieg as insufficiently combative are arrogant and counterproductive. → Read More
This holiday season is a perfect time to join us and help ensure that Madison retains quality journalism. → Read More
Six months in and with her first budget behind her, her priorities of affordable housing and better mass transit are intact. → Read More
Donald Trump as ever more despicable; Democrats as ever more divided. → Read More
A new study suggests local media is more trusted than national media, but that confidence appears fragile. → Read More
On race and other topics, an exhibit of Pulitzer Prize-winning photographs is both moving and deeply disturbing. → Read More
Often maligned, Rockford is the subject of a whimsical new book, and the Illinois city delivers its civic boosterism with passion and good humor. → Read More
Research by UW-Madison doctoral candidate reveals that all voters — rural and urban — open their wallets for their own schools. → Read More
Long before resigning, Mike Koval had signaled he didn’t think he and his department were supported, so his abrupt exit was no surprise. → Read More
Once again, the president is manipulating the news media’s penchant for evenhandedness to give credence to a fictitious scandal. → Read More
The party’s excessive arguing over health care policy distracts from what the real focus should be: Donald Trump. → Read More
We’re excited about how things went at our third festival, but now we’re eager to hear your thoughts. → Read More