Wisconsin False Electors Case Hearing Proceeds Amid Trump Allies’ Pressure
A hearing on felony charges against Jim Troupis in Wisconsin’s false electors case proceeds, despite Trump allies’ efforts.
December 12, 2025
A hearing on felony charges against Jim Troupis in Wisconsin’s false electors case proceeds, despite Trump allies’ efforts.
Aria Trucios embraces their nonbinary identity, using “X” on legal documents to represent their gender authentically.
Texas sues Epic Systems, alleging a monopoly on health records and restricting parental access to children’s data.
Changing careers can be daunting, but self-reflection and utilizing resources like Wisconsin’s Job Center can guide you.
A GOP-led committee approved new UW faculty teaching requirements amidst debate over legislative oversight.
Sen. Tammy Baldwin emphasizes extending federal tax credits as crucial to keeping health insurance affordable in Wisconsin.
Midwest Environmental Advocates sues Wisconsin PSC over denied records on Meta’s Beaver Dam data center energy demand.
Wisconsin schools must now notify parents if a student is a victim of a sexual offense, following new legislation.
Community leaders in Milwaukee voice privacy concerns over the Sheriff’s Office’s proposed use of facial recognition tech.
The Trump administration plans a $12 billion bailout for farmers to offset trade war losses and low crop prices.
A new Wisconsin law, “Bradyn’s Law,” targets the growing threat of sextortion, particularly among young people.
Madison attorney Natalia Lucak navigates complex green card processes for refugee clients amid changing policies.
