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What to watch this week: A new season of 'The Comeback'
Valerie Cherish was ahead of her time. Just don’t tell her that; her ego is too big to be contained in one TV show as it is.
Just Read It | Lawrence Tabak
Just Read It is a regular feature in which the State Journal seeks recommendations from authors, literary enthusiasts and experts, focused on the contributor’s particular genre of expertise.
Garden calendar | For the week of Nov. 9
Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.
Health Sense: UW-Madison panel offers local perspective on Ebola crisis
The fight against Ebola faces many medical, legal and socioeconomic challenges, but I hadn’t thought about another challenge — language — until Alhaji N’jai mentioned it.
Madison continues struggle with borrowing amid capital budget hopes and needs
Authorized borrowing remains historically high but actual borrowing has dropped three consecutive years.
Scott Walker wants jobless, food stamp recipients to face drug tests
Walker says testing should be a priority in the next legislative session.
Family supports UW-Madison research on eye disease
When Madison attorney David Walsh learned 17 years ago that his sons have a genetic disorder that causes blindness, he went into action mode.
Brothers bound by blindness
The Walsh brothers, sons of UW Regent David Walsh, are legally blind from a condition called Usher syndrome.
Jay Ambrose: GOP victories an opportunity for Obama
WASHINGTON, D.C. — Though he just may muff it, as he has muffed so much in this presidency of his, Barack Obama has just been handed a golden opportunity to rescue his legacy and to start doin…
Congressional cakewalks cheat voters
Two of Iowa’s four congressional districts were competitive in last week’s election.
Doug Moe: Recognizing a railroad revolutionary
You wouldn’t peg him for a provocateur. A grandfather, maybe, which he is. But a new magazine piece insists that John Gruber, 78, was a revolutionary in the field of railroad photography.
Chris Rickert: Big win doesn't stop Republicans from wanting to fix what isn't broken
The question for Republicans is: Why fix what isn't broken?
Travel: Calendar
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Mitch Henck: GOP wins big, but for how long?
The Republicans won something they haven’t had in at least eight years — the chance to set a national agenda.
Packers: Bears turnaround depends on Jay Cutler
Sunday night's game against Green Bay is among Cutler's greatest opportunities to assert himself as a beacon.
NIH needs funding to fight Ebola, other disease -- Drs. Robert N. Golden and John R. Raymond Sr.
Many people had never heard of the Ebola virus until a few weeks ago. Now everyone is (or should be) intensely focused on this deadly illness that has ravaged parts of Africa and entered our country.
Democrats consider leadership changes, look forward to 2016
Heavy losses in Tuesday's election, part of a national Republican sweep, have left many Democrats frustrated.
Badgers men's basketball: No matter his position, Frank Kaminsky in position for big season
Had Frank Kaminsky leafed through preview magazines the past few months, the senior big man for the University of Wisconsin men’s basketball team might have wondered if he was in the midst of …