Tariff refunds for small businesses past due, US Senate Dems tell Trump administration
The Trump administration has failed to refund more than $145 billion in tariffs to tariffs follwing a Supreme Court decision, senators wrote
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Trump says ‘great settlement’ of Iran war in the works, signing ceremony soon
Trump said Thursday that U.S. officials were close to brokering an end to the Iran war and predicted a signing ceremony in Europe
What you need to know about the flesh-eating New World screwworm
The New World screwworm has arrived in the United States posing potentially life-threatening risks to pets, wildlife and livestock.
As ICE presence at World Cup looms, fans and local leaders prepare
At the World Cup, Trump’s immigration crackdown and a planned ICE presence is casting a pall over an event that brings the world together
Nearly half of adults struggled to afford healthcare last year, survey finds
Forty-six percent of U.S. adults reported struggling to afford healthcare last year according to a new report
Wisconsin Rep. Gwen Moore introduces bill to repeal federal school voucher tax credit
“Instead of vouchers and tax cuts for billionaires, we could be investing more in Title I funding to serve low-income students,” Moore said.
Wisconsin Supreme Court agrees to hear second congressional maps challenge
The Wisconsin Supreme Court on Thursday agreed to hear a second challenge to the state's congressional maps.
Corporate logos abound on White House grounds in prep for fights by Trump-allied UFC
The UFC fight staged in Washington, DC this weekend for Trump's birthday has drawn curiosity, outrage, a legal challenge and lots of money.
Judge blocks Trump’s ‘anti-weaponization’ fund until government agrees it’s been dissolved
A federal judge issued a preliminary injunction Friday halting the Trump administration's nearly $1.8 billion "anti-weaponization" fund
False electors figure draws reprimand from Florida Supreme Court
The Florida Supreme Court declined to suspend the Florida law license of Kenneth Chesebro over his role in the 2020 fake electors plot.
St. Mary’s hospital nurses choose union representation in NLRB election
The union calls the sweeping pro-union majority a 'landslide' and part of 'a growing trend' toward union representation in healthcare.
Final rules for Medicaid work requirements are out. Here’s what you need to know.
The Trump administration has issued final rules on how states should ensure that millions of Medicaid enrollees prove they’re working
Minocqua Brewing’s Bangstad tussles with state alcohol and tax regulators
State officials confirmed an inspection of Minocqua premises but declined to discuss details of their investigation.
Tiffany accepts donation from business owner he’s helping to purchase national forest land
U.S. Rep. Tom Tiffany received a $500 donation to his campaign for governor from a man he's helping to buy public land.
It’s the economy, argues Missy Hughes as she seeks the Democratic nod for governor
In a field consisting mostly of current or former elected officials, Missy Hughes says her background — private sector experience in an agricultural co-op, then serving as the top economic advisor to Gov....
Actor who played Dwight on ‘The Office’ promotes religious freedom on Capitol Hill
A bipartisan group of lawmakers and a sitcom actor turned the spotlight Tuesday to a central tenet of U.S. democracy: religious freedom.
Billions for the next 3 years of Trump’s mass deportation campaign signed into law
Trump signed into law a nearly $70 billion package that will keep immigration enforcement agencies operating without any new restrictions.
‘What’s the alternative?’: US Sens. Cruz, Cantwell urge buy-in on college sports bill
A bipartisan pair of U.S. senators promoted their legislation Wednesday to set national standards for college athletes’ compensation
US House Dems urge Congress to increase protections for trans and diverse students
House Democrats called for greater protections for transgender and diverse students, criticizing efforts to dissolve DEI initiatives.
US House passes bill to combat ‘ghost’ federal student aid applicants
A bill to crack down on financial aid fraud passed the U.S. House on Wednesday with nearly 40 Democrats joining Republicans
USDA Secretary Rollins blames Biden border policies for screwworm threat
Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins blamed the Biden administration for the current spread of screwworm, but Democrats pointed to USDA cuts
Inflation spiked to 4.2%, a three-year high, in May
Consumer price inflation reached 4.2% in May, the highest mark in three years, boosted largely by higher energy prices
Elections Commission grants ballot access to 7th CD candidates
The Wisconsin Elections Commission on Wednesday approved the ballot access signatures for the final four candidates in this year's elections.
Head of Social Security challenged by lawmakers over long lines, wait times
Congressional Democrats said claims from the Social Security commissioner of improved customer service didn't match constituents' complaints.