Author: Correspondent

Elected officials from Madison to Milwaukee react to failed rebellion by Republican extremists

Violent pro-Trump extremists stormed the U.S. Capitol on January 6, breaching the center of American government for the first time in 200 years since the it was attacked by the British during the War of 1812. Citizens of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and the Nation reacted in horror to photos and videos of White Supremacist supporters of Trump, as they disobeyed the rule of law and tried to overturn the 2020 election with acts of brutality. The following statements were issued by local and state officials on January 6, in reaction to the failed coup in Washington DC and attempt to...

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Pharmacist with Aurora Health in Grafton arrested for deliberately destroying coronavirus vaccines

Authorities arrested a Grafton pharmacist on New Years Eve suspected of deliberately ruining hundreds of doses of coronavirus vaccine by removing them from refrigeration for two nights. The arrest marked another setback in what has been a slower, messier start to vaccinate Americans than public health officials had expected. Leaders in Wisconsin and other states have been begging the Trump administration for more doses as health care workers and senior citizens line up for the lifesaving vaccine. Police in Grafton said the Advocate Aurora Health pharmacist was arrested on suspicion of reckless endangerment, adulterating a prescription drug and criminal...

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Blue Ribbon Commission issues recommendations to ensure prosperity for Wisconsin’s rural communities

Governor Tony Evers announced the release of the “Rural Voices for Prosperity: A Report of the Governor’s Blue Ribbon Commission on Rural Prosperity” on December 15, which calls for coordinated measures across state government to meet the needs of Wisconsin’s rural communities. The Rural Voices for Prosperity report featured 10 overarching recommendations that, taken together, would commit state government to a comprehensive approach to rural prosperity, create new partnerships with rural and tribal communities in the designing and delivering state services, and invest more thoughtfully to address rural Wisconsin’s critical challenges and most promising opportunities. “I want to thank...

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Police training guide that condemns BLM movement while promoting White Supremacy stirs outrage

A prominent law enforcement training group is promoting a lengthy research document riddled with falsehoods and conspiracies that urges local police to treat Black Lives Matter activists as terrorists plotting a violent revolution. The document distributed by the International Law Enforcement Educators and Trainers Association contains misinformation and inflammatory rhetoric that could incite officers against protesters and people of color, critics said. It alleges Black Lives Matter and antifa, an umbrella term for leftist militants, are “revolutionary movements whose aims are to overthrow the U.S. government” and claims they are planning “extreme violence.” Phillip Atiba Goff, a Yale University...

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A Limp Penis: Men may take the pandemic seriously now that COVID-19 has been linked to erectile dysfunction

In a society where men measure their manhood by their sexual prowess and the top selling pharmaceutical product is a pill that makes the male reproductive organ stiff, perhaps it is the fear of a impotence that will finally convince pandemic deniers to take the COVID-19 crisis seriously. While all the long-term health problems of COVID-19 are still unknown, the virus can damage the lungs, heart, and brain causing people of all ages to have trouble breathing, muscle fatigue, and loss of memory. Medical experts now believe that another problem could manifest as erectile dysfunction. “There is some real...

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John Ridley’s new DC comic book superhero will feature Tim Fox character as first Black Batman

Even before the announcement of “DC Future State and Future State: The Next Batman,” by John Ridley, Nick Derington, and Laura Braga, the news that a person of color could become the next protector of Gotham City stirred a great deal of excitement. Speculation inside and outside of the comic book community about the character’s identity finally ended on December 10, with an announcement by DC Comics. Tim Fox, a Black character from the Batman universe, would be the new Batman in a four-issue comic book miniseries. Tim (Jace) Fox, Gotham’s new defender in the dystopian future, will be...

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