Sixty-nine percent of Wisconsinites struggle with basic needs like housing, food, healthcare, or childcare, a report reveals.
68% of Michiganders struggle with basic needs, like housing and healthcare, highlighting widespread affordability issues.
The U.S. Department of Education’s suspension of key monitoring heightens risk of fraud and unreliable absentee data.
Students aged 12-18 faced higher crime rates at school in 2024 than away, per a federal report; rates stable since 2014.
The U.S. lacks a national paid family leave program, but some states offer initiatives benefiting families and the economy.
Dr. Brian Ewert, a nephrologist in Wisconsin, highlights risks in pregnancies with severe kidney disease and voices concern over gubernatorial candidate Tom Tiffany’s stance on reproductive rights impacting patient autonomy.
A nonprofit sued Butte-Silver Bow County after a signature deadline was retroactively changed, affecting a data center vote.
Mike Rogers, a Michigan U.S. Senate candidate, has faced criticism for taking large oil and gas donations during his political career, influencing his voting record.
Virginia Rep. Jen Kiggans’ net worth reportedly grew from $2.9M to $7.5M since 2023, sparking scrutiny amid claims against her opponent, Elaine Luria.
The Maine governor race is haunted by past scandals as Bobby Charles’ sister endorses his opponent, citing his ties to Dennis Hastert.
