Politics
Calif. governor signs far-reaching laws on net neutrality, criminal justice, and environment
October 5, 2018Brown signed over 1,000 bills into law, with the net neutrality measure drawing an immediate lawsuit from the Trump administration.
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Despite sham FBI report and protests, Senate rushes to confirm Kavanaugh
October 4, 2018Kavanaugh confirmation hangs in the balance with three GOP Senators undecided: Murkowski, Collins and Flake. Heitkamp a "no."
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Despite Kavanaugh’s lies and witness tampering, Trump attacks Ford
October 3, 2018Trump repeatedly mocks the credible testimony of Christine Blasey Ford, the woman who came forward to expose Judge Kavanaugh as a sexual predator.
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‘Boys will be boys’: The racial double standards in the Kavanaugh case
October 3, 2018Generally, all else being equal, a person of color is going to receive a harsher sentence than a white person for the same criminal charge.
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A people’s lawyer for Wisconsin after the November election?
October 2, 2018For 12 years Wisconsin has been deprived of a people’s lawyer at the top of its justice ladder.
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