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It is no wonder that President Donald Trump likes Russian leader Vladimir Putin so much. They both think alike.

Eliminating wasteful government spending of taxpayer dollars is essential. Our current federal deficit of $840 billion is unsustainable and threatens our children's future.

It’s quite amusing to hear Judge Brad Schimel complain about political contributions. It’s a contest between billionaire donors George Soros and Elon Musk.

After listening to President Donald Trump's address to Congress and reading subsequent reviews, two points stood out.

The Democratic Party is in trouble. It is hemorrhaging male voters at an alarming rate and has become the party of miserable "Karens." Democrats are on the wrong side of just about every issue, which has allowed Republicans to become…

If I have to see one more building like the cookie-cutter clone proposed for 501 E. Washington Ave., pictured alongside last Sunday's article "Builder has plan for prime location," I'm going to have an unpleasant physical reaction.

How to tune in as the Badgers play in the third round of the Big Ten Tournament.

Giannis Antetokounmpo had 24 points, 12 rebounds and nine assists, and Milwaukee got back on track at home with a victory over the short-handed Los Angeles Lakers.

The Badgers' best player struggled for much of the first half, continuing a recent slump. By the end of the game, some encouraging signs had emerged for him and Wisconsin.

An injury scare in the regular-season finale threatened to keep the Badgers forward on the bench. He wasn't going to allow that to happen.

The Wisconsin Department of Justice is investigating the car crash death of an Iowa County man after a police chase earlier this month.

The Badgers advanced to face UCLA in the quarterfinals, which gives them a chance to avenge an earlier loss.

State Superintendent Jill Underly released the map to underscore how much districts rely on federal funding in light of efforts to eliminate the U.S. Department of Education.

After a brief slow start and some made-up points late, the fifth-seeded Badgers cruised in their Big Ten Tournament opener.

The Badgers coach spoke for the first time to reporters this spring after the squad completed the first of 15 practices. Here's what stood out.

Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The election is April 1.

Responses to the Wisconsin State Journal's candidate questionnaire. The election is April 1.

The cause and manner of death have yet to be confirmed pending further testing, Figueroa Soto wrote.

A look at the Badgers' rushing attack, a change for a veteran defender and more highlight what's new for the squad.

Two sharp-dressed men have taken up residence at the Henry Vilas Zoo.