On January 28, 1932, Wisconsin governor Philip LaFollette signed his state’s pioneering unemployment compensation legislation, making that state the first in the nation to create such a law. Thi
They are objectively for it! Months into the United States’ so-called “labor shortage”—which progressives and economists have repeatedly said is actually the result of weak worker
How do you have a nation when large members of the community simply refuse to admit that other people are actually members of that community? The answer is that you don’t. And that’s where
I just don’t get the people who start salivating at the idea of massacring wolves or any other wild animals really. Hunters in Wisconsin killed more than 200 wolves last week, far exceeding the
The media just can’t get enough of interviewing white conservatives. It’s a drug. Here’s the Oregon edition: In the town of Gresham, 15 miles from the urban canyons of downtown Portl
When cops think they are the Thin Blue Line and when they effectively deputize crazy white people with high powered weaponry to do whatever they want, what you get is the murder of people fighting for
As always, the cruelty is the point: A state lawmaker who is paralyzed isn’t allowed to participate in committee meetings by phone under a legislative rule that he says keeps him from performing his
On May 5, 1886, the Wisconsin National Guard opened fire on strikers in Milwaukee fighting for the 8-hour day, killing 7 workers. Coming a day after Haymarket and two days after the massacre of strike