Historic Victory Against Hyper-Partisan Gerrymandering Emerges from Wisconsin
A federal court threw out Wisconsin's gerrymandered voting maps in a major case with national implications.
A federal court threw out Wisconsin's gerrymandered voting maps in a major case with national implications.
Has the legislature given up its effort to gut Wisconsin's Open Records law?
A "transparent attempt to hamstring" the John Doe prosecutors and prevent review by U.S. Supreme Court.
A top Walker ally--and the head of his controversial business development initiative--is accused of discriminating against Muslim Americans by denying them reasonable accommodation of their faith as guaranteed by the Constitution and statutes.
Thanks to state Rep. Robin Vos and his allies, corporate political spending can be secret in Wisconsin.
Will SCOTUS examine the conflicts on the Wisconsin Supreme Court?
"My career in the military and as a federal prosecutor fighting violent criminals and terrorists did not fully prepare me for the tactics employed by these special interest groups," says prosecutor.
Two major Wisconsin employers sent shockwaves through the state when they announced plant closures and layoffs that could affect thousands of jobs.
The Kochs are going on the offensive in favor of pro-corruption bills in WI.
Wisconsin Republicans have been caught in the spin cycle with their latest attack on the state's independent, nonpartisan Government Accountability Board.
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