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Tom Still: Curtailing mRNA research could derail 50-plus years of progress
The work of the UW-Madison’s late Howard Temin is part of a solid foundation that deserves more exploration by scientists, as opposed to the decision by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services to wind down 22 mRNA projects…
Glass patio door damaged by gunfire on Far East Side
At about 10:10 p.m. Monday, multiple callers reported hearing gunshots in the 2400 block of Independence Lane, Madison police said.
Madison says GPA determines who gets automatic admission to UW, regardless of number of students
Every student with a GPA that places them in the top 5% or 10% of their class will be eligible, even if more than 5% or 10% of their class qualifies.
New acquisition's early exit leaves Brewers dealing with bullpen issues
The first-place Milwaukee Brewers finished a grueling stretch of 19 games in 18 days by dealing with one more potential loss to their injury-riddled bullpen.
Search to resume Tuesday for boater who jumped into Lake Mendota
The person who jumped was not wearing a life jacket.
5 Madison high school football stars from Week 2
A season debut and career-high performance headlines this week’s high school football performances. Vote for your favorite performer from Week 2.
5 biggest games for Wisconsin women's basketball in past 25 years
Breaking down the most meaningful contests for the Wisconsin women's basketball program since the fall of 2000.
'Rights of nature' is a proven and effective legal concept | Herb Garn
The Aug. 17 State Journal article "Should rivers, trees have rights?" shows once again that those in power want to control rights to maintain the status quo.
America's perverted love of guns leads to more mass shootings | Mark Quinn
It is too common to hear of yet another shooting at yet another school resulting in yet another bloodbath of casualties in this country of ours. We clearly have a perverted love of guns.
Our foreign and domestic policies ignore Christ's teachings | Christian Ricker
As a follower of Jesus, I am very concerned by the way that the United States is behaving toward our neighbors around the world. Jesus said we would be judged for the way we treat the poor, the sick, the…
Donald Trump is filling out his authoritarian bingo card | Scott Whitney
Wow. Trump and his Republican toadies have really been working hard to fill out his dictator bingo card. And it looks like he is going for a blackout.
Preventing falls for aging population is a community effort | Suzanne Morley
Everyone in the community has a role to play in preventing falls, including you. Though falls are common, they don’t have to be a normal part of aging. By working together through patience and collaboration, we can help prepare ourselves…
We owe it to our children to try to solve gun violence | David Newman
The U.S. Department of Justice has cut more than half of all federal funding for gun prevention services -- $158 million in grants. In April, 69 community violence intervention grants were terminated.
Vote for the Week 3 high school football game we should cover (copy)
We ask area readers to vote for our RHD Plumbing & Remodeling Game of the Week. Voting closes at 4 p.m. Thursday.
Brewers manager ejected as Phillies rally to take series opener (copy)
Philadelphia erased an early four-run deficit on a day that saw Pat Murphy sent packing from a matchup between the top two teams in the majors.
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DETROIT — Juan Soto tied his career high with six RBIs, hitting a grand slam and a tiebreaking, two-run triple to lead the New York Mets over the Detroit Tigers 10-8 on Monday.
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CHICAGO — Carlos Santana was contacted by a couple teams after he was released by Cleveland last week. Once he heard from Chicago Cubs manager Craig Counsell, he knew what he wanted to do.
