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Democratic Gov. Tony Evers says he won’t seek third term in battleground Wisconsin

52% Center coverage: 90 sources

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Wisconsin Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez becomes the first Democrat to enter the 2026 governor race

66% Center coverage: 36 sources

Wisconsin Democratic Lt. Gov. Sara Rodriguez, a former emergency room nurse, announced Friday that she is running for governor, the day after the incumbent decided against seeking a third term.Wisconsin Politics · Wisconsin See the Story

Murkowski: Trump Administration Funding Freeze Could Result in ‘Closing Schools’

56% Center coverage: 18 sources

Sen. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) fears the Trump administration’s multi-billion dollar education funding freeze could cause schools in her state to close as districts struggle to keep employees without the money. The administration originally froze a total of $6 billion in funding to schools, affecting after-school and summer programs, along with classes for adult and English…Donald Trump See the Story

Evers injected a dose of decency into Wisconsin politics

John Nichols: With his rural background, unpresuming style and genuine sense of right and wrong, Evers was the opposite of a calculating politician.Madison, Wisconsin · Madison Read Article

State Debate: Imperial Legislature has lost once again, says Urban Milwaukee's data wonk

A daily roundup of interesting newspaper editorials and blog posts from around Madison and Wisconsin.Madison, Wisconsin · Madison Read Article

How to pack a perfect picnic, two restaurants reopen and sweet treats

This week in the Cap Times food newsletter, we pack a great summer picnic, following the reopening of two local spots and seeking un-meltable desserts.Madison, Wisconsin · Madison Read Article

At Tibet Kitchen, Amdo-style noodles and dumplings tell a story of resilience

Lhamo Tso's new restaurant on Madison’s west side serves eastern Tibetan cuisine, like momos (dumplings), mung bean noodles and steamed buns.Madison, Wisconsin · Madison Read Article

How a Madison doctor is trying to help others find affordable housing

Christina Henderson’s startup, Reliance Residence, seeks to connect health care workers with short-term, furnished housing.Housing · Madison Read Article

Letter | Why Are We Being Plagued by Obsolete F-35s?

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Dear Editor: In the July 21 issue of The New Yorker, Dexter Filkins, in a frightening article called "The Next War" (conducted mainly by unmanned drones), writes that the technology the Pentagon has developed on its own often became obsolete…Drones · Zürich See the Story

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