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As Donald Trump heads to Milwaukee next week for the Republican National Convention — the high point so far of his re-election campaign — the threat he is facing from his four criminal cases has reached what appears to be a low point.
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled Friday that officials can place ballot drop boxes around their communities in this fall’s elections, overturning its own ruling two years ago limiting their use in the presidential swing state.
Joe Biden has narrowed Donald Trump’s lead in crucial swing states including Arizona, Georgia, Nevada and North Carolina in spite of hisdisastrous debate performance fallout, according to a new poll.
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MILWAUKEE (AP) — The Rev. Al Sharpton is scheduled deliver a eulogy for a Black man who died last month after being pinned to the ground by hotel security guards in Milwaukee, his office said Tuesday.
They are lawyers and school board members, labor activists and faith leaders, lifelong Democrats and party newcomers. Some of them just turned 18, others are pushing 80.
A Wisconsin radio network said Thursday that it edited a recent interview with President Biden at the request of his campaign, a choice it said did not meet listeners’ expectations for journalistic standards.
President Biden faces yet another high-profile public test of whether he’s sharp enough to campaign for a second term when he takes questions from reporters on Thursday.