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Jonah Goldberg: Why Hillary’s candidacy is more ‘historic’ now than in 2008
    Among the innumerable flip-flops, course corrections and reinventions that have come to define Hillary Clinton’s three decades in public life, perhaps the most interesting one is her decision in 2016 to go all in as the woman-candidate.  
NFL: Chargers to sign ex-Packers WR James Jones
    San Diego needs to add veteran depth following a Sunday knee injury to wide receiver Stevie Johnson.  
Brewers: Ryan Braun, Chris Carter power win over Padres
    SAN DIEGO — Ryan Braun hit a tiebreaking homer in his return to the lineup, Zach Davies won for the ninth time in 10 decisions and the Milwaukee Brewers beat the San Diego Padres 3-2 on Tuesday night.  
Mallards: Mike Reitcheck takes staff lead in victories
    The left-hander leads Madison past Kenosha to improve to 7-1 on the season.  
City leaders establish subcommittee to look into police and community relations
    The subcommittee was established to gather insight from residents, develop recommendations and offer space for Madison police to share information about the department.  
Olympics: Columbus native Heather Miller-Koch's sacrifices spur her to Rio Games
    Nearly every day for the better part of three years started at 5 a.m. for Heather Miller-Koch. A 45-minute subway ride through Manhattan to the lone indoor track in New York City followed by training for the 2012 U.S. Track…  
Tom Oates: Brewers' tear-down just about over, rebuilding has begun
    On the same day the Milwaukee Brewers completed Phase One of their rebuild, Phase Two began.  
Catholic Multicultural Center aims to expand with donated Fitchburg facility
    The Diocese of Madison announced the donation of the Knights of Columbus Council 4527 building last week.  
Area bowling: Five to be inducted into Madison USBC Bowling Association Hall of Fame
    Inductees Paul Beckman, Craig Zirbel, John Bisco, Bob Frambs and Rick Thomas will grow the Hall membership to 135.  
Proud new citizens exemplify America -- Luke Fuszard
    Last week, I went to Philadelphia for the Democratic National Convention. As one of 4,763 delegates, I witnessed an amazing week of politics, proceedings and performance. Nevertheless the most notable moment for me was not any speech or celebrity. Indeed…  
Still waiting for perfect male candidate too -- Judy Havens
    According to Nate Beeler's cartoon in Saturday's State Journal and a Sunday's letter to the editor, "Women can do better than Clinton" we can’t have a woman president until we have a perfect candidate. Yet in 240 years, we have…  
Green Party's Stein is better than Clinton -- Joe Sokolinsky
    This November, I will be voting for Green Party presidential candidate Jill Stein.  
We could end up with President Pence -- Judy Ross
    We had better take a close look at Republican vice presidential candidate Mike Pence, because if Donald Trump wins, I don't think he will remain president for long.  
Trump is embarrassing for white people -- Mike Pfrang
    Donald Trump supporters make me ashamed to be an adult white man.  
Libertarian Party candidates don't inspire -- Jorgen N. Goderstad
    I watched the Libertarian Party ticket of Gary Johnson and William Weld on C-Span recently. They put me to sleep.  
Mayor Soglin: A city takeover of the Oscar Mayer site could be an option -- if the price is right
    The mayor held a meeting Monday of city, state and business representatives.  
Prep boys basketball: Mel Dow excited about new Stoughton coach Nolan Weber
    Loan Weber replaced Luke Wainwright as boys basketball coach at Stoughton after this past school year.  
Bucks: Training camp, exhibition game set for Madison for second straight year
    The Milwaukee Bucks enjoyed their experience in Madison last year so much that they’ve decided to do it again.  
Donald Trump refuses to endorse Paul Ryan in GOP primary: 'I'm just not quite there yet'
    Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is refusing to back House Speaker Paul Ryan in his upcoming primary election, saying in an interview Tuesday that he is "not quite there yet" in endorsing his party's top-ranking elected official.  
Public Records Board won't revisit transitory records until 2020
    The board reverted definition after coming under fire for allowing certain records to be immediately destroyed.  






