Final push for early voting on across Wisconsin
MADISON — The final push for early voting is on across Wisconsin, and high-profile surrogates are expected to rally with candidates for governor, the U.S. Senate and other offices ahead of the election just eight days away.Democratic candidate for governor Tony Evers was planning Monday to urge students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus to vote early.
MADISON — The final push for early voting is on across Wisconsin, and high-profile surrogates are expected to rally with candidates for governor, the U.S. Senate and other offices ahead of the election just eight days away.Democratic candidate for governor Tony Evers was planning Monday to urge students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison campus to vote early.
Evers makes push for early votes, reports raising $6 million
MADISON — Democratic candidate for governor Tony Evers says he raised $6 million over the past seven weeks.Evers reported the fundraising totals on Monday as he prepared to join with Democratic college students to urge early voting ahead of next week's election.Evers faces Republican Gov.
MADISON — Democratic candidate for governor Tony Evers says he raised $6 million over the past seven weeks.Evers reported the fundraising totals on Monday as he prepared to join with Democratic college students to urge early voting ahead of next week's election.Evers faces Republican Gov.
Pres. Trump says Pittsburgh attack lays bare 'hate' in US
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Saturday lamented the "devastating" attack by a shooter on a Pittsburgh synagogue, saying it lays bare the "hate in our country" and speculating that the deadly violence would have been curbed if the building had had an armed guard.With both the death toll and details of the synagogue's security still to be disclosed, President Trump said gun control "has little to do with it" but "if they had protection inside, the results would have been far better."President Trump responded before boarding Air Force One for a speech in Indiana and promised a fuller statement after his arrival.
WASHINGTON — President Donald Trump on Saturday lamented the "devastating" attack by a shooter on a Pittsburgh synagogue, saying it lays bare the "hate in our country" and speculating that the deadly violence would have been curbed if the building had had an armed guard.With both the death toll and details of the synagogue's security still to be disclosed, President Trump said gun control "has little to do with it" but "if they had protection inside, the results would have been far better."President Trump responded before boarding Air Force One for a speech in Indiana and promised a fuller statement after his arrival.
Wisconsin Gov. Walker, challenger Evers hold final debate
MILWAUKEE— Republican Wisconsin Gov.
MILWAUKEE— Republican Wisconsin Gov.
President Trump accuses media of trying 'to score political points'
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- President Donald Trump lectured the media at length on Friday evening, accusing reporters of trying "to use the sinister actions of one individual to score political points" against him hours after police apprehended a staunch supporter of his in connection with the mail-bomb scare targeting Democrats and CNN.President Trump was campaigning in Charlotte, North Carolina, to support two GOP candidates facing close races in the state.President Trump has been on a rally blitz, hoping to help vulnerable Republicans ahead of the Nov. 6 elections that will determine which party controls Congress.
CHARLOTTE, N.C. -- President Donald Trump lectured the media at length on Friday evening, accusing reporters of trying "to use the sinister actions of one individual to score political points" against him hours after police apprehended a staunch supporter of his in connection with the mail-bomb scare targeting Democrats and CNN.President Trump was campaigning in Charlotte, North Carolina, to support two GOP candidates facing close races in the state.President Trump has been on a rally blitz, hoping to help vulnerable Republicans ahead of the Nov. 6 elections that will determine which party controls Congress.
Pres. Trump says new proposal will lower some US drug prices
WASHINGTON — Less than two weeks before the midterm elections, President Donald Trump on Thursday announced a plan to lower prices for some prescription drugs, saying it would stop unfair practices that force Americans to pay much more than people in other countries for the same medications."We are taking aim at the global freeloading that forces American consumers to subsidize lower prices in foreign countries through higher prices in our country," President Trump said in a speech at the Department of Health and Human Services."Same company.
WASHINGTON — Less than two weeks before the midterm elections, President Donald Trump on Thursday announced a plan to lower prices for some prescription drugs, saying it would stop unfair practices that force Americans to pay much more than people in other countries for the same medications."We are taking aim at the global freeloading that forces American consumers to subsidize lower prices in foreign countries through higher prices in our country," President Trump said in a speech at the Department of Health and Human Services."Same company.
The Hop is about 'connecting people,' begins service on Friday, Nov. 2
MILWAUKEE -- The City of Milwaukee is closing in fast on the first day of service for The Hop, the city's new streetcar system.
MILWAUKEE -- The City of Milwaukee is closing in fast on the first day of service for The Hop, the city's new streetcar system.
President Trump rallies in Wisconsin after thwarted pipe bomb attacks
MOSINEE, Wis. — President Donald Trump was in Wisconsin on Wednesday evening, Oct. 24 to boost Republican candidates with less than two weeks until the midterm elections.
MOSINEE, Wis. — President Donald Trump was in Wisconsin on Wednesday evening, Oct. 24 to boost Republican candidates with less than two weeks until the midterm elections.
5 takeaways from debate between candidates in 1st Congressional District race
KENOSHA -- Did you miss the first debate between the men hoping to win outgoing House Speaker Paul Ryan’s congressional seat?
KENOSHA -- Did you miss the first debate between the men hoping to win outgoing House Speaker Paul Ryan’s congressional seat?
Former Vice President Joe Biden coming to Wisconsin
MADISON — Former Vice President Joe Biden is coming to Wisconsin a week before the election to get out the vote in Madison and Milwaukee.Biden planned to hold an early voting rally Tuesday morning on the campus of the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
MADISON — Former Vice President Joe Biden is coming to Wisconsin a week before the election to get out the vote in Madison and Milwaukee.Biden planned to hold an early voting rally Tuesday morning on the campus of the University of Wisconsin-Madison.
President Trump says political violence has no place in US
WASHINGTON -- President Donald Trump says "acts or threats of political violence have no place in the United States." He's addressing the suspicious packages sent to former President Barack Obama, the Clintons, CNN and others.President Trump says he received a briefing from federal officials earlier Wednesday on what he called the "despicable acts." He says that "a major federal investigation" is now underway.And he's calling on the nation to come together, saying: in these times "we have to unify."President Trump did not mention any of the recipients of the packages in his remarks.But he says, "We're extremely angry, upset, unhappy about what we witnessed this morning and we will get to the bottom of it."President Trump's comments came at the top of remarks discussing his administration's efforts to combat the opioid crisis.
WASHINGTON -- President Donald Trump says "acts or threats of political violence have no place in the United States." He's addressing the suspicious packages sent to former President Barack Obama, the Clintons, CNN and others.President Trump says he received a briefing from federal officials earlier Wednesday on what he called the "despicable acts." He says that "a major federal investigation" is now underway.And he's calling on the nation to come together, saying: in these times "we have to unify."President Trump did not mention any of the recipients of the packages in his remarks.But he says, "We're extremely angry, upset, unhappy about what we witnessed this morning and we will get to the bottom of it."President Trump's comments came at the top of remarks discussing his administration's efforts to combat the opioid crisis.
Outside groups dump nearly $24M into Wisconsin elections
MADISON — A new report shows Republicans and Democratic groups have poured nearly $24 million into Wisconsin elections.Government watchdog group Wisconsin Democracy Campaign released findings Wednesday that show Republican express advocacy groups have spent $17.3 million and Democratic express advocacy groups have spent about $6.6 million.
MADISON — A new report shows Republicans and Democratic groups have poured nearly $24 million into Wisconsin elections.Government watchdog group Wisconsin Democracy Campaign released findings Wednesday that show Republican express advocacy groups have spent $17.3 million and Democratic express advocacy groups have spent about $6.6 million.
Agents nab possible explosive devices sent to Obama, Clinton
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Secret Service says agents have intercepted packages containing "possible explosive devices" addressed to former President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.The agency says neither Clinton nor Obama received the packages, and neither was at risk of receiving them because of screening procedures.It says the devices were discovered late Tuesday and early Wednesday.A U.S. official tells The Associated Press that a "functional explosive device" was found during screening at Bill and Hillary Clintons' suburban New York home.The official says investigators believe the explosive is linked to one found Monday at the compound of liberal billionaire George Soros.The Secret Service says a second package was addressed to Obama and was intercepted in Washington.
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Secret Service says agents have intercepted packages containing "possible explosive devices" addressed to former President Barack Obama and Hillary Clinton.The agency says neither Clinton nor Obama received the packages, and neither was at risk of receiving them because of screening procedures.It says the devices were discovered late Tuesday and early Wednesday.A U.S. official tells The Associated Press that a "functional explosive device" was found during screening at Bill and Hillary Clintons' suburban New York home.The official says investigators believe the explosive is linked to one found Monday at the compound of liberal billionaire George Soros.The Secret Service says a second package was addressed to Obama and was intercepted in Washington.
Former President Barack Obama to campaign at Milwaukee high school on Oct. 26
MILWAUKEE -- Former President Barack Obama is scheduled to campaign in Wisconsin on Friday, Oct. 26 on behalf of the state’s Democratic candidates.
MILWAUKEE -- Former President Barack Obama is scheduled to campaign in Wisconsin on Friday, Oct. 26 on behalf of the state’s Democratic candidates.
Bernie Sanders rallies Wisconsin voters before President Trump, Obama visits
MILWAUKEE — Former presidential candidate Bernie Sanders urged college students and other supporters Monday at an early-voting rally on the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee campus to throw Republican Gov.
MILWAUKEE — Former presidential candidate Bernie Sanders urged college students and other supporters Monday at an early-voting rally on the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee campus to throw Republican Gov.
Bernie Sanders to headline Democratic rallies in Milwaukee, Kenosha
MADISON — Vermont Sen.
MADISON — Vermont Sen.