Reining in Veto Power
Julaine Appling2025 | Week of August 4 | Radio Transcript #1630When Governor Tony Evers wielded his infamous partial veto in the 2023–25 state budget—stretching a modest two-year $325 per-pupil revenue limit…
Women at Risk as Abortion Providers Lie About Abortion Pill Safety
Haylee LawverOver the last seven months, 30 abortion facilities have closed across the country, including Planned Parenthood’s largest facility located in Houston, Texas. Although these numbers are encouraging, pro-life supporters have…
Downward Spiral for Public Schools
Leslie HarrisonFor years public education has been on a downward spiral as public schools continue lowering academic standards and inflating student success rates. Last week, Wisconsin Institute for Law and Liberty…
Legislators Circulate Bill to Reverse Evers’ Partial Veto
Republican legislators began circulating a bill this month to reverse Governor Evers’ partial veto from two years ago that increased school funding by $325 per pupil each year for the…
Christian Photographer Wins Lawsuit Against New York
In another First Amendment victory, Christian wedding photographer Emilee Carpenter won her lawsuit last week against the state of New York. Carpenter sued New York over a state law that…
City of Watertown Opens Fifth WI Safe Haven Baby Box
Last Friday, the City of Watertown opened a Safe Haven Baby Box at its new fire station, becoming the fifth Wisconsin city to participate in this life-saving program. The Safe…
Children, Screens, and Stewardship: A Call to Intentional Parenting
2025 | Week of July 28 | Radio Transcript #1629In today’s rapidly advancing digital world, screen time is no longer just a side issue—it is one of the most pressing…
U.S. Olympics Finally Adopts Policy to Protect Women’s Sports
In a win for common sense and women across the country, the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee recently updated its policy to ensure that biological men cannot compete in women’s…
WI Congressman Introduces Bill Opposing DEI in Education
Wisconsin US Representative Scott Fitzgerald and Wyoming US Senator Cynthia Lummis recently introduced the STUDENT Act to hold the National Education Association accountable for policies inconsistent with their federally granted…
Mental Health Decline Among Mothers Points to Cultural Issues
The Journal of the American Medical Association recently reported a significant decline in mental health among mothers with children 17 and under. Although this decline has many contributing factors, one expert,…