By purging top brass and civilian employees, Trump is constructing a military that is loyal to the president, not the Constitution.
Here's a rundown of Cap Times endorsements on all the races and ballot measures before voters today in Madison.
A Trump election would put America on the opposite side of history from it's historic stance against authoritarianism.
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If Donald Trump wins, it is very possible that in the fight against fascism and for democracy, our allies today will be our adversaries tomorrow.
The last time the Greens were on the ballot, in 2016, their candidate got more votes that the margin between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump.
Thanks to efforts to educate people about the confusingly worded amendments, state voters turned out in a way we haven't seen in 60 years.
Both Hamas and the current ultra right-wing government in Israel are doing everything they can to avoid peace.
Maria Powell spent decades trying to get Madison officials to do something about pesticides, PFAS and pollution. Sometimes she succeeded.
Religious zealot David Langdon has spent millions to escalate the culture war, including substantial back-door contributions to former Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker.
Wisconsin Supreme Court's conservative chief justice believes in rules, as long as they work in her favor.
Madison's bus system needs to adapt as the city grows, but recent route changes have left some serious gaps.
Despite what F-35 boosters tell you, those who oppose bringing the jets to Madison are motivated by the noise.
Like fair maps, Medicaid expansion, access to abortion and a host of other things, Republicans flaunt the will of voters on the environment.
If violent deaths to foreign citizens justify invading a sovereign nation, why isn't Mexico invading us?
If the so-called fiscal conservatives in the House really cared about runaway spending, they wouldn't keep helping the rich skimp on their tax bills.
The former House speaker from Wisconsin and current Fox board member sees the disgraceful network as the future of conservatism.
After Mandela Barnes was blindsided with attack ads before he could define himself to voters, the Milwaukee County judge beat the GOP to the punch.
From Ronald Reagan to Mitch McConnell and Wisconsin's Ron Johnson, Republicans have launched attacks on programs that keep seniors out of poverty.
