Wisconsin February Tax Collections Down $51 Million Year over Year
The Center Squareby Jon Styf Wisconsin tax collections were down more than $51 million year over year in February after being roughly even in January. The numbers come despite one more…
New Bill Would Require Feds to Screen Border Crossers Against Terror Watch List
A congressman from north Texas has introduced a bill that would require federal agents to screen everyone who enters the country illegally against the federal terrorist watch list. The bill…
Biden Administration Defends Decision to Nix Union Accountability Effort
The Biden administration has removed a federal webpage dedicated to union transparency and accountability and apparently has no plans to replace it. The Center Square on Tuesday exclusively obtained a…
Appeals Court Reduces $464M Bond in Trump’s Fraud Case, Gives Him More Time
A New York appeals court on Monday gave former President Donald Trump a lifeline in his New York fraud case, allowing Trump to post a much lower bond while he…
House Republicans’ Advantage Even Thinner With Gallagher Resignation
(The Center Square) – Republicans’ advantage in the U.S. House of Representatives will be only 217-213 after April 19, following Friday’s decision by U.S. Rep. Mike Gallagher to resign. The…
Jury Convicts Former Wisconsin Election Commission Deputy Director
by Alan Wooten Milwaukee’s deputy director at the Election Commission in October 2022 has been found guilty of election fraud. Wednesday’s jury decision involving Kimberly Zapata at the Milwaukee…
Trump Holds Cash, Properties as $464 Million Judgment Looms
Former President Donald Trump said Friday he has enough cash on hand to cover the New York civil judgment against him and his business but wants to use that money…
Recall Vos Organizers Shift Blame for Faulty Signatures, Recall Failures
by Benjamin Yount The people behind the Recall Vos effort continue to say they didn’t collect potentially fraudulent signatures and are hinting that a conspiracy is to blame. Recall…
U.S. Supreme Court Hears Case Alleging Government Censorship of Social Media
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments on Monday about whether the government can persuade social media companies to remove content from platforms. The Biden administration appealed to the nation's…
Analysts: Policymakers Must Confront Weaponized Migration to Address Border Crisis
Unless Congress and policymakers understand how weaponized migration is being used against the U.S., they won’t be able to solve the problem, foreign policy analysts warn. More than 11 million…