Politics

• DNC, Milwaukee leaders give progress report one year away from convention
• Why democratic candidates say they can win in Wisconsin and resurrect the ‘Blue Wall’ in 2020
• One-on-one with Senator Bernie Sanders
• Trump visits Milwaukee Friday to push for trade deal
• LULAC demonstrators march with cages to Senator Ron Johnson's office
• Trump unloads on Paul Ryan, calls him 'a lame duck failure'
• 2020 Democrats paint contrast with Trump on immigration
• LULAC kicks off national convention in Milwaukee
• Court to Trump: Blocking Twitter critics is unconstitutional
• LULAC to bring estimated 20,000 people, $2.5 million to Milwaukee
• GOP: President Trump headed to Milwaukee fundraiser this week
• Michigan Rep. Amash says he's quitting Republican Party
• Parties move to dismiss Wisconsin redistricting case
• The pressure is on Joe Biden after first debate: 'He knows he has to do better'
• Candidates square off in round two of Democratic Presidential debates
• Democrats try to break through the noise in crowded first debate of 2020 campaign
• Mueller to testify publicly on July 17 following a subpoena
• Two Republican senators say rape allegation against Trump should be investigated while many in GOP stay mum
• Bernie Sanders unveils plan to cancel all $1.6 trillion of student loan debt
• Trump signs executive order requiring hospitals to disclose prices to patients
• Trump delays ICE raids two weeks to see if Congress can 'work out a solution'
• Trump says US was 'cocked and loaded' to strike Iran before he pulled back
• Trump kicks off 2020 campaign at Orlando rally
• McConnell vows to fully fund 9/11 victim fund, wonders why Jon Stewart is 'all bent out of shape'
• Sarah Sanders leaving White House post after fraught tenure
• Jon Stewart rips lawmakers for not showing up to 9/11 responders hearing
• Trump and Biden trade jabs in possible 2020 election preview
• House to vote June 11 on holding Barr, McGahn in contempt of Congress
• Trump's UK visit gets off to a booming start with guns, guards and insults
• Mueller: Special counsel probe did not exonerate Trump
• Mnuchin: 'I am not violating the law' by refusing to hand over Trump's tax returns
• Wisconsin Democrat Pocan calls for Trump impeachment
• Pence plugs new trade deal in stop at Wisconsin factory
• New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio announces 2020 presidential run
• Trump criticizes prosecutors at event for fallen officers
• Trump invokes executive privilege over Mueller report
• Trump reverses course, says Mueller 'should not testify' before Congress
• Trump introduces sweeping changes to asylum in memo
• Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein resigns
• Trump cheers economy, criticizes Democrats at Green Bay rally
• Former Vice President Joe Biden launches 2020 presidential campaign
• Presidential Candidate Cory Booker joins gun violence discussion in Milwaukee
• Supreme Court struggles with Wisconsin drunken driving law
• Federal lawsuit challenges Wisconsin student voter ID law
• Trump to make first state visit to UK in June
• Trump, sons sue to block House Democrats from obtaining his financial records
• Romney on Mueller report: I am 'sickened' by 'dishonesty and misdirection' of President Trump
• How Wisconsin is tied to the Mueller report
• Biden expected to launch presidential campaign next week
• Cory Booker, Amy Klobuchar coming to Milwaukee for events
• President Trump to hold rally in Green Bay on April 27
• Justice Dept. expected to release redacted Mueller report Thursday
• Pete Buttigieg officially announces presidential campaign
• DHS Secretary Kirstjen Nielsen resigns after clashes with Trump on immigration
• Biden says he will be more "respectful and mindful" of personal space
• Second woman accuses Joe Biden of unwanted touching
• Biden responds to Lucy Flores' allegation, says 'not once' does he believe he acted inappropriately
• House fails to override Trump's veto over national emergency wall fight
• High court seems wary of involving judges in redistricting
• Mueller did not find Trump or his campaign conspired with Russia, also did not exonerate him on obstruction
• Special counsel Robert Mueller ends investigation
• Republican senator calls Trump's McCain insults 'deplorable'
• Beto O'Rourke says nothing in his past will hinder 2020 run while in Wisconsin for campaign visits
• O'Rourke returning to Wisconsin for early campaign stops
• Beto O'Rourke announces he's running for president in 2020
• Trump appreciates Pelosi's 'statement against impeachment'
• GOP senator reveals she was sexually assaulted when she served in the military
• Ex-White House press secretary Sean Spicer says he'll cooperate with House Judiciary probe of Trump
• Hillary Clinton rules out 2020 run, but says 'I'm not going anywhere'
• Trump press conference after no deal with Kim Jong Un: "Sometimes you have to walk"
• 'Racist,' 'con man': Cohen assails Trump before Congress
• Sensenbrenner, Gallagher vote against Trump's declaration
• Trump, Kim open second nuclear summit with handshake, smiles
• Acting defense secretary visits the US southern border
• Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders says he's running for president in 2020
• President Trump to declare national emergency to build southern border wall
• Potential 2020 candidate O'Rourke visits Milwaukee and Madison
• McConnell: President Trump to sign government funding bill and declare emergency to pay for wall
• "We grieve the loss of these great heroes:" President Trump references fallen officer Matthew Rittner during speech
• Unhappy with deal, Trump still doesn't expect a new shutdown
• As Trump makes case for border wall, lawmakers reach deal
• Minnesota Sen. Amy Klobuchar announces run for President during snowstorm
• Warren makes presidential bid official with call for change
• Trump calls for end of resistance politics in State of Union
• Wisconsin woman attends State of the Union as advocate for MS
• Sen. Cory Booker announces he is running for president
• Milwaukee furloughed federal worker reacts to end of shutdown
• The Latest: Government employees are asked to return to work
• Trump agrees to postpone State of the Union address
• Kamala Harris jumps into presidential race
• Trump offers a 'Dreamers' deal for border-money proposal
• Mueller's office says BuzzFeed report inaccurate, BuzzFeed stands by reporting
• Federal employees turn to food banks to feed their families during shutdown
• Trump closer to declaring emergency; 800,000 won't get paid
• Michael Cohen to testify publicly before Congress next month
• Trump's border visit comes as shutdown talks fall apart
• Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein, who oversees Mueller probe, to leave Justice Department
• Trump urges wall funding to fix border 'crisis'
• Where Wisconsin politicians stand on government shut down, border wall
• The Latest: White House says tax refunds will go out on time