The latest racially motivated mass killing in Buffalo, New York, by an 18-year-old got me thinking. We see so much in the press these days about "parental rights." I wonder if it is not time to think more about "parental responsibility."
The May 15 letter to the editor "Courts shouldn’t impose faith on us" stated that "the concepts of when life begins and personhood are all issues of faith. Outlawing abortion because it is murder is based on the extreme religious belief of some -- not all -- Americans."
Our main problem in the United States is that we have two parties and a system that are failing us.
John Darkow's political cartoon in Tuesday's State Journal featured a graduate wearing a barrel labeled "student debt" with the caption, "And we all laughed when he majored in woodworking."
I am a 19-year teaching veteran. Nine of those years have been at East High School in Madison. I received my new contract for the 2022-23 school year, and mine is $1,000 less than 2021-22. I will be earning what I did for the 2020-21 school year.
I laughed out loud when reading the comments from Assembly Speaker Robin Vos, R-Rochester, criticizing Jennifer Mnookin’s selection as the next UW-Madison chancellor. He called her a “blatant partisan.” Vos apparently forgot that administering a university system is an apolitical endeavor.
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Sunday's letter to the editor "Court shouldn't impose faith on us" spread Islamophobia.
The expected Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade is an affirmation of America’s beleaguered federalist system.
The phrase “war by proxy” is in vogue. It’s not a new term, but you see and hear it all the time now. That’s what the United States and its NATO allies are doing in Ukraine, getting Ukrainian forces to fight the Russians on their behalf.
I'm tired of hearing about another mass shooting every day. We just had several shootings in Milwaukee over two nights, and another one in Buffalo, New York. This has to stop.
I find it peculiar how conservatives are all indignant about the arson at the Wisconsin Family Action office in Madison.
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The expected Supreme Court ruling overturning Roe v. Wade is an affirmation of America’s beleaguered federalist system.
The phrase “war by proxy” is in vogue. It’s not a new term, but you see and hear it all the time now. That’s what the United States and its NATO allies are doing in Ukraine, getting Ukrainian forces to fight the Russians on their behalf.
A week after the murder of George Floyd, Richmond police tear-gassed peaceful protesters at the Robert E. Lee monument.
The latest racially motivated mass killing in Buffalo, New York, by an 18-year-old got me thinking. We see so much in the press these days about "parental rights." I wonder if it is not time to think more about "parental responsibility."
The May 15 letter to the editor "Courts shouldn’t impose faith on us" stated that "the concepts of when life begins and personhood are all issues of faith. Outlawing abortion because it is murder is based on the extreme religious belief of some -- not all -- Americans."
Our main problem in the United States is that we have two parties and a system that are failing us.
John Darkow's political cartoon in Tuesday's State Journal featured a graduate wearing a barrel labeled "student debt" with the caption, "And we all laughed when he majored in woodworking."