Nearly two-thirds (64 percent) of registered voters questioned in a Marquette University Law School Poll say you can’t trust the government to do what’s right.

The editorial page of the liberal Cap Times has often appealed to a return to “civility” in politics. Apparently, the media outlet’s idea of civility is publishing a crass cartoon that equates a conservative law firm with a legitimate voter integrity lawsuit to a lynch mob. 

Impeaching President Trump has already cost taxpayers millions of dollars, but Andrew McCarthy argues the Senate trial will be costly in more ways than one. 

So why is it so amazing that the Wisconsin Department of Transportation received a total of $1.4 billion worth of applications for $75 million in one-time grant funds? 

Prescription drug middlemen are killing competition and costing consumers a fortune, according to health care watchdogs and lawmakers. 

With so many tools and so little time, we have a tie for our latest Tool of the Week award. 

For many years, people have commented on the seemingly-incongruous alliance between radical Muslims and Communists. In fact, however, there is no mystery: both are hostile to the values of advanced Western civilization and yearn for tyrannies that are not, in practice, particularly different from one another. 

In 1981, shortly after being elected socialist mayor of Burlington, Vt., Bernie Sanders said he didn’t believe in charities because only the government should provide social services to the needy. 

After nearly a year of inaction from Gov. Tony Evers, a Republican lawmaker is introducing a bill to reauthorize Wisconsin’s Knowles-Nelson Stewardship Program for eight years.