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WASHINGTON — The White House expressed support Monday for Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth following media reports that he shared sensitive military details in another Signal messaging chat, this time with his wife and brother.

WASHINGTON — Google is confronting an existential threat as the U.S. government tries to break up the company as punishment for turning its revolutionary search engine into an illegal monopoly.

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The Badgers lost another incoming freshman Sunday after their international commit decided to head elsewhere, leaving the team without a single Class of 2025 pickup.

Officers were sent to the 1400 block of Parkside Drive around 11:45 p.m. for the theft, Madison police reported.

Charges against Malaika Q. Saunders, of Madison, have been referred to the Dane County District Attorney's office, police said in a brief statement Monday.

ZURICH — A 19-year-old Asian elephant at the Zurich Zoo gave birth this past weekend to a male whose name, starting with the letter Z, will be announced this week.

Federal defunding of climate research threatens scientists' ability to understand trends that could have devastating results.

“The board has selected a leader who understands Madison College's impressive history and shares our bold vision for its future," board chair Donald Dantzler said.

"If we wanted to walk back into the terminal we had to carry everything with us and walk. My husband's wheelchair was checked, making us prisoners on the plane."

One of Kaibo Liu’s professional accomplishments is also deeply personal.

Wake surfing has made Wisconsin’s lakes accessible to more people, but it faces a surge of misinformation and speculation.

Fifteen years after the Deepwater Horizon disaster off the Gulf Coast, the effects of the largest oil spill in U.S. history are still being felt.

"Budget allocations will determine when the courts are replaced and is likely to be several years away," Madison Parks spokesperson Ann Shea said.

DIPPUL, short for "Drunk In Public Picking Up Litter," is a group that combines a bar crawl and trash pick-up event.

Sportradar said the Brewers were the first team to steal six bases in an inning since Aug. 26, 1919.

A look at what the latest recruiting commitment means for the Badgers football program.

Wisconsin track and field athletes have grown accustomed to competing in inclement weather. Here's how area teams combat the elements of early spring.

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Current and former Badgers athletes contributed on both sides in another thrilling overtime matchup as the U.S. turned the tables on Canada to win the women’s hockey world championship Sunday.