Supreme Court allows Biden administration to limit immigration arrests
The court found that Texas and Louisiana, the two states that brought the suit, lacked standing to challenge the administration's guidelines.
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The court found that Texas and Louisiana, the two states that brought the suit, lacked standing to challenge the administration's guidelines.
Income taxes would be cut across the board by $3.5 billion under a plan passed by Republicans who control the Wisconsin Legislature's budget-writing committee.
In the wake of the Supreme Court's bombshell decision overturning Roe v. Wade, the landscape surrounding abortion access has shifted dramatically.
Republican lawmakers will cut the University of Wisconsin System's budget by $32 million despite a projected record-high $7 billion state budget surplus, leaving the university nearly half a billion dollars short of what it requested.
President Biden welcomed Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi to the White House for a state visit.
The Supreme Court divided 5-4 in the dispute, with Justice Neil Gorsuch joining with the liberal wing of the bench in dissent.
The first-of-its-kind report included incidents of harassment and vandalism as well as physical attacks.
Leaders of a southeastern Wisconsin school district could vote next month to ban "safe space" signs in their buildings.
Iowa Gov. Kim Reynolds has agreed to settle a lawsuit filed by journalists who sought to require her office to respond to public record requests.
Pharmacists in Wisconsin could prescribe and dispense birth control under a bill that has passed the Republican-controlled state Assembly.
The laws governing Wisconsin's multibillion-dollar liquor industry has passed the state Assembly.
A new, lakeside eatery is having a dry summer, and not just because of the drought.
Attitudes can be connected to perceptions of discrimination; but affirmative action more generally finds narrow support.
The House voted to refer an impeachment resolution to two committees amid concerns by some Republicans that the effort was premature.
Justice Samuel Alito mounted a preemptive defense of his trip in the Wall Street Journal, which published his opinion piece before the ProPublica report was live.
