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UW Ending DEI and Other Higher Education Wins

8 months 4 weeks ago By Rep. Robin Vos 1 comment

In a big win for the future of our state and education system on Tuesday, University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor Jennifer Mnookin announced that the university's Division of Diversity, Equity and Education Achievement will close.

Budget Bulletin: Investing in Roads and Bridges

8 months 4 weeks ago By Howard Marklein 1 comment

On the morning of July 3, the Governor signed into law the bipartisan State Budget, which was supported by Republicans and Democrats in both the Senate and the Assembly.

Wisconsin State Representatives Reintroduce Born Alive Bill

8 months 4 weeks ago By Wisconsin Famil... 1 comment

On Tuesday, Wisconsin Assembly representatives reintroduced the Born Alive Bill.

Bringing Civics to Churches

8 months 4 weeks ago By Webster 1 comment

Earlier this month the Supreme Court of the United States relaxed the seemingly stringent restrictions on freedom of speech and freedom of religion for churches and nonprofit organizations which had been in effect since the 1954 Johnson Amendment.

Independence Day and Big, Beautiful Bill Passage

9 months 5 days ago By Chris Muller

Wisconsin State Budget: the strengths, weaknesses, and TBD

9 months 5 days ago By IRG 2 comments

Weaknesses

MacIver Reacts to Budget Deal

9 months 5 days ago By MacIver Institute 2 comments

We are far from impressed with the budget agreement Governor Evers announced today.

Census Bills in Congress

9 months 5 days ago By Webster 2 comments

Just over a month ago I wrote that we should plan ahead concerning the 2030 Census. There have been articles written on the subject and bills have been introduced in Congress.