Wis. Dems File Ethics Complaint Against Walker
The Democratic Party of Wisconsin has filed an ethics complaint against Gov. Scott Walker for statements made during a recorded prank phone call.
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The Democratic Party of Wisconsin has filed an ethics complaint against Gov. Scott Walker for statements made during a recorded prank phone call.
A major political struggle over Minnesota teachers came to an end today, even though the fight may not be over.
The Milwaukee teachers union has dropped a lawsuit seeking to get its taxpayer-funded Viagra back.
Texas Rep. Ron Paul is leading off a busy day in Iowa for Republicans mulling presidential campaigns.
A plan to revamp state government by getting investors to fund social service programs is drawing bipartisan support at the Capitol.
Wisconsin Democrats who fled the state nearly three weeks ago asked Monday for a meeting with Gov. Scott Walker to talk about changes to his plan to eliminate most public workers' union rights, a request the governor dismissed as "ridiculous."
Gov. Mark Dayton has signed a law that creates a path into the teaching profession for nontraditional teachers and midcareer professionals.
The White House is pushing a message of religious tolerance ahead of this week's congressional hearing on Islamic radicalism, which has sparked protests on grounds it unfairly singles out Muslims.
There is a new "First Dog" cuddling into his new home at the governor's residence.
Supporters of Gov. Scott Walker made the case for the governor's budget bill with a 10 city bus tour around Wisconsin.
Gov. Mark Dayton will welcome a new resident to his house on Sunday -- a German Shepherd puppy.
Liberal filmmaker Michael Moore is telling Wisconsin residents to keep up the fight against Gov. Scott Walker's collective bargaining bill.
There once was a time when Harry and Nancy Harrington -- their teenage children in tow -- walked the picket line outside the nursing home where she was a medical aide, protesting the lack of a pension plan for the unionized work force.
Gov. Mark Dayton has ordered that flags at state and federal buildings be lowered to half-staff Saturday to honor a Minnesota soldier killed in Afghanistan.
Day by day, the rallies of thousands of teachers, firefighters and other public workers that propelled Wisconsin's fight over union rights to national prominence have been giving way to smaller protests of mostly students.
