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"Let he who is free of sin cast the first stone." These words spoken by Jesus meant that only those who are faultless have the right to pass judgment upon others.

Russia and China have an established history of trying to undermine our country. They are also generally regarded as being among the most powerful countries.

I am reading the book "A Declaration of Dependence" by the late Archbishop Fulton Sheen. It was first published in 1941 by Bruce Publishing Company out of Milwaukee and again by Sophia Institute Press in 2022. I want to share…

Republican presidents once embraced progressive change.

When it comes to raising property taxes in Madison, it will be the renters who are going to lose the most.

Reality surrounds us, and yet our city of Madison leaders argue about it.

I began studying college physics in 1958. I have a Ph.D. in analytical chemistry and spent 41 years as a faculty member at UW-Madison. Colonizing Mars is a fantasy.

If anyone needed proof that the Republicans and Democrats care about party over country, you now have it.

The left is trying to portray vice-presidential candidate Tim Walz as a Midwestern moderate. He is anything but.

It grieves me that the climate crisis seems to be on the back burner in yet another major campaign. Once again it is a year of massive wildfires, record heatwaves and unseasonable violent storms. And insurance rates are skyrocketing in…

A clandestine practice on Friday helped the Green Bay coach feel more comfortable about changing course on preparations for the regular-season opener in São Paulo, Brazil.

Willy Adames, Rhys Hoskins and Garrett Mitchell also delivered at the plate as Milwaukee won its second straight in its final trip to the Coliseum.

Here's a look at where five key position battles stand in the wake of Saturday’s win over the Baltimore Ravens in Green Bay's final preseason contest of the season.

The kicking competition did not shake itself out during the Packers' blowout win Saturday. Here's what we learned.

In a state famous for its razor-thin margins, party officials are under pressure to not just maintain but build on the county's strong Democratic turnout.

Oscar Fox is excited to draft his fantasy football team in this week's Mendota Marsh.

The university is expanding its swine research and working with a company that supplied the pig kidney for a human transplant this year.

Plans to redevelop the former Madison Area Technical College site on West Johnson Street have stalled, NCG Hospitality said Friday.

While several key starters on both sides of the ball likely will sit for Green Bay for Saturday's exhibition finale against Baltimore, there are plenty of storylines to monitor.

A $2 million continuing operating referendum for the City of Baraboo will be on the Nov. 5 general election ballot.