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DEIR AL-BALAH, Gaza Strip — Israeli strikes over the past 24 hours killed at least 38 people in Gaza, including children, local health officials said Sunday, with no data available for a second straight day from now-inaccessible hospitals in the…

Caleb Durbin and Brice Turang hit back-to-back doubles in the eighth inning to help the Milwaukee Brewers top the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-5.

Rural voters and inner-city voters in the swing state face a similar plight: despite politicians’ promises, their needs remain unmet.

In January 1944, as the United States entered the third year of fighting against fascism abroad, President Franklin Roosevelt turned his attention to the fight against fascism at home. To that end, FDR proposed an Economic Bill of Rights that…

WASHINGTON — You’ve heard of twofers. Kenya Hutton is a “threefer.”

“Lilo & Stich” teamed with Tom Cruise for a monster Memorial Day box office weekend.

Spotted lanternflies have steadily spread across the East Coast and into the Midwest. But now researchers are using specially trained dogs to sniff out eggs before they hatch.

A celebration of life for Lucía Núñez, who died last fall, will be held May 29.

Tips for your flowers, trees and shrubs.

A modern, permanent homeless shelter in Madison is finally going up and expected to open early next year.

Wisconsin is still recovering from being inundated with election ads ahead of April's election for the state Supreme Court. The election, won by liberal candidate Susan Crawford, was the most expensive judicial race in U.S. history, thanks in large part…

Seventeen will represent the Badgers on the Texas A&M campus beginning this week, hoping to reach the NCAA Championship meet with solid performances. That includes three recent conference champions.

We've come a long way with a variety of treatments.

A look at some big-time visitors, where the Badgers 2026 recruiting class stands, and why things are about to heat up.

Twelve women will represent the Badgers at Texas A&M beginning May 29, hoping to reach the NCAA Championship meet.

Well, the House passed President Donald Trump's "big bad bill." The rich get tax breaks while the rest of us get screwed, not least by the axing of clean energy investments and tax credits.

My anger at the Trump administration grows daily.

President Donald Trump campaigned on reducing prices "on day one" with a focus on food and energy.

Well, we're nearly there. Just a tiny bit farther to a full dictatorship.

I have been personally affected by multiple sclerosis since I was diagnosed in March 2016. I am devastated by the cuts in funding to the Multiple Sclerosis Research Program, which bolsters novel and innovative research in support of everyone dealing…