Elizabeth Warren takes on President Trump, says he may not be 'a free person' in 2020
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — Back in Iowa as a full-fledged presidential candidate, Democrat Elizabeth Warren took aim at President Donald Trump on Sunday, saying he "may not even be a free person" by next year's election.The Massachusetts senator's comments came a day after President Trump renewed his criticism of her past claims of Native American heritage.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa — Back in Iowa as a full-fledged presidential candidate, Democrat Elizabeth Warren took aim at President Donald Trump on Sunday, saying he "may not even be a free person" by next year's election.The Massachusetts senator's comments came a day after President Trump renewed his criticism of her past claims of Native American heritage.
'The loss is difficult:' DPW worker dies after hit-and-run crash near 17th and Vine
MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee police have a subject in custody after a fatal hit-and-run crash that killed a city DPW worker near 17th and Vine on Friday morning, Feb. 8.Officials say around 8:15 a.m., 54-year-old Bryan Rodriguez was filling potholes in the neighborhood.
MILWAUKEE -- Milwaukee police have a subject in custody after a fatal hit-and-run crash that killed a city DPW worker near 17th and Vine on Friday morning, Feb. 8.Officials say around 8:15 a.m., 54-year-old Bryan Rodriguez was filling potholes in the neighborhood.
Former Gov. Scott Walker to charge at least $15,000 on speaking circuit
MADISON — Former Wisconsin Gov.
MADISON — Former Wisconsin Gov.
Governor Evers orders flags at half-staff in honor of fallen MPD officer
MADISON -- Governor Tony Evers ordered flags to half-staff on Thursday, Feb. 7 in honor of fallen Milwaukee Police Officer Matthew Rittner.Rittner was shot near 12th and Manitoba on the city’s south side on Wednesday morning, Feb. 6.
MADISON -- Governor Tony Evers ordered flags to half-staff on Thursday, Feb. 7 in honor of fallen Milwaukee Police Officer Matthew Rittner.Rittner was shot near 12th and Manitoba on the city’s south side on Wednesday morning, Feb. 6.
Attack on Obama mannequin at NYC sex shop leaves workers in shock, suspect under arrest
NEW YORK – A man angered by a Barack Obama mannequin in a New York City storefront shattered the shop's window and physically attacked the former president's likeness, witnesses said.Now that man faces prosecution, and the store - an adult novelty shop - has to decide if it will replace the presidential display, which had also included a mannequin of President Donald Trump."It just broke him," said Corine Lew, manager of the Manhattan Romantic Depot, about what happened to the Obama mannequin in the attack that happened around 8:30 p.m. on Jan. 26. "He'd taken a hard fall."The entire incident was captured on surveillance video.
NEW YORK – A man angered by a Barack Obama mannequin in a New York City storefront shattered the shop's window and physically attacked the former president's likeness, witnesses said.Now that man faces prosecution, and the store - an adult novelty shop - has to decide if it will replace the presidential display, which had also included a mannequin of President Donald Trump."It just broke him," said Corine Lew, manager of the Manhattan Romantic Depot, about what happened to the Obama mannequin in the attack that happened around 8:30 p.m. on Jan. 26. "He'd taken a hard fall."The entire incident was captured on surveillance video.
Wisconsin Legislature's top Republicans push for tolling to fund roads
MADISON — The Wisconsin Legislature's top Republicans promised Wednesday they wouldn't quarrel among themselves again over transportation funding during state budget deliberations and advocated for toll roads as a means of generating enough money to fix deteriorating roads.Assembly Speaker Robin Vos and Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald appeared at a Wisconsin Counties Association roundtable discussion in Madison along with Assembly Minority Leader Gordon Hintz and Senate Minority Leader Jennifer Shilling.Vos pledged that Assembly and Senate Republicans wouldn't fight about transportation funding as lawmakers craft the 2019-21 state budget.
MADISON — The Wisconsin Legislature's top Republicans promised Wednesday they wouldn't quarrel among themselves again over transportation funding during state budget deliberations and advocated for toll roads as a means of generating enough money to fix deteriorating roads.Assembly Speaker Robin Vos and Senate Majority Leader Scott Fitzgerald appeared at a Wisconsin Counties Association roundtable discussion in Madison along with Assembly Minority Leader Gordon Hintz and Senate Minority Leader Jennifer Shilling.Vos pledged that Assembly and Senate Republicans wouldn't fight about transportation funding as lawmakers craft the 2019-21 state budget.
President Trump calls for end of resistance politics in State of Union
WASHINGTON — Facing a divided Congress for the first time, President Donald Trump on Tuesday called on Washington to reject "the politics of revenge, resistance and retribution." He warned emboldened Democrats that "ridiculous partisan investigations" into his administration and businesses could hamper a surging American economy.President Trump's appeals for bipartisanship in his State of the Union address clashed with the rancorous atmosphere he has helped cultivate in the nation's capital — as well as the desire of most Democrats to block his agenda during his next two years in office.
WASHINGTON — Facing a divided Congress for the first time, President Donald Trump on Tuesday called on Washington to reject "the politics of revenge, resistance and retribution." He warned emboldened Democrats that "ridiculous partisan investigations" into his administration and businesses could hamper a surging American economy.President Trump's appeals for bipartisanship in his State of the Union address clashed with the rancorous atmosphere he has helped cultivate in the nation's capital — as well as the desire of most Democrats to block his agenda during his next two years in office.
Gov. Evers, Republicans offer competing income tax cut plans
MADISON — Wisconsin Gov.
MADISON — Wisconsin Gov.
Gov. Evers says Virginia Gov. Northam should resign over racist photo in 1984 yearbook
MADISON — Wisconsin Gov.
MADISON — Wisconsin Gov.
Gov. Evers says budget will include closing 'dark store' loophole: 'It should be fair for all'
MADISON -- Wisconsin Gov.
MADISON -- Wisconsin Gov.
AG Josh Kaul signals he won't represent state in lame-duck lawsuit
MADISON — Democratic Attorney General Josh Kaul is signaling he likely won't represent the state in the latest lawsuit challenging Wisconsin Republicans' lame-duck laws.The laws weaken both Kaul and Democratic Gov.
MADISON — Democratic Attorney General Josh Kaul is signaling he likely won't represent the state in the latest lawsuit challenging Wisconsin Republicans' lame-duck laws.The laws weaken both Kaul and Democratic Gov.
MADISON — Gov.
President Trump says release of Mueller report 'totally up to' attorney general
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump says it's "totally up to" his attorney general whether the public gets to read special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia report.President Trump was asked on CBS' "Face the Nation" whether he'd have a problem with a public release.
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump says it's "totally up to" his attorney general whether the public gets to read special counsel Robert Mueller's Russia report.President Trump was asked on CBS' "Face the Nation" whether he'd have a problem with a public release.
President Trump says he wouldn't steer son Barron toward football
PALM BEACH, Fla. — President Donald Trump says he wouldn't steer son Barron toward football, saying it's "a dangerous sport," but also wouldn't stand in the way if the soccer-playing 12-year-old wanted to put on pads.The NFL fan tells CBS' "Face the Nation" in an interview taped before the Super Bowl that football is "really tough."He says equipment, including helmets, has improved "but it hasn't solved the problem."President Trump thinks the NFL "is a great product." But as for Barron playing, the president calls it a "very tough question.""If he wanted to?
PALM BEACH, Fla. — President Donald Trump says he wouldn't steer son Barron toward football, saying it's "a dangerous sport," but also wouldn't stand in the way if the soccer-playing 12-year-old wanted to put on pads.The NFL fan tells CBS' "Face the Nation" in an interview taped before the Super Bowl that football is "really tough."He says equipment, including helmets, has improved "but it hasn't solved the problem."President Trump thinks the NFL "is a great product." But as for Barron playing, the president calls it a "very tough question.""If he wanted to?
Pres. Trump names former doctor as assistant and medical adviser
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — President Donald Trump has appointed his former doctor to be his assistant and chief medical adviser.Saturday's announcement by the White House follows President Trump's decision to re-nominate Rear Admiral Ronny Jackson for a second star due to inaction by the previous Congress.
WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — President Donald Trump has appointed his former doctor to be his assistant and chief medical adviser.Saturday's announcement by the White House follows President Trump's decision to re-nominate Rear Admiral Ronny Jackson for a second star due to inaction by the previous Congress.
NFL Honors: Packers Aaron Rodgers wins 'Moment of the Year' award
ATLANTA -- Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers was honored with the "Moment of the Year" award at the annual NFL Honors Saturday evening, Feb. 2.
ATLANTA -- Green Bay Packers QB Aaron Rodgers was honored with the "Moment of the Year" award at the annual NFL Honors Saturday evening, Feb. 2.
President Trump on course with pro golfers Jack Nicklaus, Tiger Woods
JUPITER, Fla. — The White House says President Donald Trump is playing golf in Florida with pros Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods.President Trump arrived at his private club in sunny Jupiter on Saturday morning after he escaped the bitter cold and snow in Washington a day earlier.The weekend trip is President Trump's first to his Florida home and properties since Thanksgiving.
JUPITER, Fla. — The White House says President Donald Trump is playing golf in Florida with pros Jack Nicklaus and Tiger Woods.President Trump arrived at his private club in sunny Jupiter on Saturday morning after he escaped the bitter cold and snow in Washington a day earlier.The weekend trip is President Trump's first to his Florida home and properties since Thanksgiving.
President Trump's State of the Union to focus on 'choosing greatness'
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump heads into his State of the Union address dogged by bruising midterm losses and sinking poll numbers, wounded by a blistering standoff with Democrats.
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump heads into his State of the Union address dogged by bruising midterm losses and sinking poll numbers, wounded by a blistering standoff with Democrats.
'Everyone is exhausted:' Staffing 'crisis' at House of Correction drives surge in overtime
FRANKLIN — Dozens of people are being kept against their will at the Milwaukee County House of Correction.But we're not talking about the inmates.FOX6 Investigators show you the demoralizing job requirement some correctional officers call a 'crisis.'15 miles south of downtown Milwaukee, the house of correction holds criminals sentenced to a year or less in jail.Last year, Andrew Hintz served six months on the inside.Only, Hintz is not an inmate."But he does have a very big paycheck," said Michael Hafemann, Superintendent of the House of Correction.In 2018, Sgt.
FRANKLIN — Dozens of people are being kept against their will at the Milwaukee County House of Correction.But we're not talking about the inmates.FOX6 Investigators show you the demoralizing job requirement some correctional officers call a 'crisis.'15 miles south of downtown Milwaukee, the house of correction holds criminals sentenced to a year or less in jail.Last year, Andrew Hintz served six months on the inside.Only, Hintz is not an inmate."But he does have a very big paycheck," said Michael Hafemann, Superintendent of the House of Correction.In 2018, Sgt.