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Off-road vehicle deaths up to 25 in Wisconsin in 2025

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin has had 25 deaths on all-terrain and utility task off-road vehicles this year after there were two more deaths reported on Saturday, according to the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources. Only four of the 25 who died were wearing seatbelts on the ATV or UTV with 84% of those fatal […]

Macron bemoans US-EU trade deal, says European Union needs to be ‘feared’

French President Emmanuel Macron expressed his fury at the recent U.S.-EU trade deal during a Wednesday Cabinet meeting, arguing that it had been reached because the bloc was not “feared enough.” The deal was announced on Sunday, with terms widely viewed as heavily favoring the United States at the detriment of the European Union. It […]

Lawmakers, gig workers push for Evers to sign portable benefits bill

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin lawmakers and gig workers gathered at the Capitol on Tuesday to ask Gov. Tony Evers to sign a bill that would allow gig workers to have portable benefits plans that travel with them as they do work for companies such as Uber, Lyft, DoorDash and more. The bill would allow […]

State Board of Education agrees to cover federal shortfall

(The Center Square) – The Georgia State Board of Education agreed Tuesday to add more than $8 million to a fund that provides after-school and summer programs after the state lost funding because of its Census count. The Trump administration released funds for the 21st CCLC programs after holding them for review. The state is receiving […]

Louisiana moves to closed primary system, will no longer recognize independents

Louisiana is switching to a closed primary system and will no longer recognize the Independent Party. The move comes after the state legislature and the governor approved a move to close primaries. The change will not apply to presidential primaries but only to primaries for the U.S. Senate, U.S. House, Louisiana Supreme Court, Public Service […]

Mamdani beware: Government-run grocery stores have historically failed

Democratic New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani’s $65 million plan to establish five city-run grocery stores, one in each borough, is not a novel idea. It has been done before, replicated in America by well-meaning visionaries, yet has repeatedly yielded disastrous results. The historical failures surrounding state-owned supermarkets harken back to Soviet-era socialist systems. […]

What to know about the tsunamis hitting the Pacific region

Tsunamis hit several nations and U.S. states in the Pacific region early Wednesday morning after a massive 8.8 magnitude earthquake struck the far eastern coast of Russia. The waves have ranged anywhere from 2 to 6 feet high, posing a possible threat to people. Here are key details on the earthquake and tsunamis. Where did […]

Steve Ricchetti, Biden ‘Politburo’ member, appears for House Oversight autopen interview

Steve Ricchetti, former deputy chief of staff to President Joe Biden, testified behind closed doors Wednesday in the latest interview for the House Oversight Committee’s investigation into the former president’s inner circle and his use of the autopen. Ricchetti, who served closely under Biden since 2012 during the Obama administration and previously served in the […]

Is a blue wave even possible? A way too early look at the midterm elections

More than 460 days away, next year’s midterm elections are approaching, but Democrats are looking hopefully toward the past. The president’s party has lost House seats in all but two midterm elections since 1938. The two exceptions were 1998, when Bill Clinton’s party gained five seats amid an unpopular Republican attempt to impeach him, and 2002, when […]

Trump announces 25% tariffs on India over ties to Russia

President Donald Trump announced on Wednesday morning that he is authorizing 25% tariffs on India, which will take effect Aug. 1, due to the country’s import of Russian energy and military equipment. “Remember, while India is our friend, we have, over the years, done relatively little business with them because their Tariffs are far too […]
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