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Inherently greedy capitalism requires robust government regulation | Henry Teloh
Capitalism may be the best form of economic organization so far discovered. But we need to look at the psychology underpinning capitalism: greed.
Radical Democrats are headed for the point of no return | David J. Rizzo
Democrats seem intent on crossing the Rubicon. They're keenly aware but apparently don't care that, once across, there's virtually no turning back. Bereft of ideas, they eschew policy debates, preferring to chant, sing or rant with vulgar and vitriolic language.
Average home crowd for Wisconsin women's basketball drops under 2,000 again
Crowd sizes for Badgers games at the Kohl Center were 13% smaller in 2024-25 than they were the year before. Here are the details.
5 questions with Sugar River's Audry Brueggemann
Get to know Sugar River (Belleville/New Glarus) senior Audry Brueggemann through five personality questions.
Wisconsin women's basketball adds former top-35 recruit to front court
The Badgers' busy offseason continued Monday, with the program signing another playmaker in the post with experience playing in the Big Ten.
Knicks steal Game 1 from Celtics
BOSTON — Jalen Brunson and OG Anunoby each scored 29 points before Mikal Bridges stole the ball from Jaylen Brown with a second left in overtime as the New York Knicks stunned the Boston Celtics 108-105 in Game 1 of…
Crowd sizes fall for Wisconsin men's basketball home games in 2024-25
Only three Badgers games during the 2024-25 season had ticket scan counts of at least 14,000 at the Kohl Center.
Cubs cruise in rout of Giants
CHICAGO — Ian Happ homered and drove in three runs, helping Matthew Boyd and the Chicago Cubs beat the sloppy San Francisco Giants 9-2 on Monday night.
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William “Bill” Heisler
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July 25, 1948—April 30, 2025
Christian Yelich, Tobias Myers help lead Brewers to victory over Astros
Myers, who received an early hook in his last start, picked up his first win of the season after a strong outing, while Yelich continued to emerge from his slump.
Wisconsin women's basketball adds former top-35 recruit to front court
The Badgers' busy offseason continued Monday, with the program signing another playmaker in the post with experience playing in the Big Ten.
Trump administration says it will pay immigrants in the US $1,000 to leave
WASHINGTON — Pushing forward with its mass deportation agenda, President Donald Trump’s administration said Monday it will pay $1,000 to immigrants who are in the United States illegally and return to their home country voluntarily.
Oregon man sought to avoid police by blasting loud music, setting off car alarm
Officers found a vehicle parked in neighbor's front yard, causing damage.
Barstool Sports founder says he will send customers to tour Auschwitz
PHILADELPHIA — Barstool Sports founder Dave Portnoy said he will send two customers to tour a former Nazi concentration camp after they allegedly engaged in antisemitic behavior at a Barstool pub in Philadelphia.
World's tallest and smallest dogs meet up for a playdate
A playdate between the world’s tallest and smallest living dogs went the way of most dog park encounters despite the 3-foot height difference — lots of tail wagging, sniffing and scampering.
Obituary index for Tue., May 6
HEISLER, William “Bill,” 82






