Billionaires Musk and Soros push Wisconsin Supreme Court race spending over $100M
Spending by billionaires including Elon Musk and George Soros has helped push total spending on the Wisconsin Supreme Court ...
Scoppe: If Wisconsin doesn't make your skin crawl, go back to civics class
South Carolina legislators elect judges to state courts, an awful system except compared to states where judges raise money, ...
Democrats see Crawford's win as a sign for more liberal victories. Experts warn that may not be true.
Susan Crawford won a seat on the state Supreme Court with a decisive victory. But that may not translate to legislative wins ...
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Right Wing Wis Justice Has Meltdown Over Election Results
When he addressed the crowd at his election watch party, he quickly squashed any nonsense from the crowd: Minutes later Tuesday night, the conservative-backed Brad Schimel took the stage at his watch ...
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This photo gallery, curated by Deputy Director of Photography Special Projects Jacqueline Larma, highlights some of the most ...
Trump admin live updates: National Security Agency chief and deputy director fired
Just hours after the state Supreme Court rejected the Wisconsin attorney general’s effort to block Elon Musk from handing out ...
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Fox Graphics Another Loser From Wisconsin's Elections
Fox News (loser): Even though Schimel appeared on Fox host Sean Hannity's show on Monday night, the right-wing network acted ...
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'Did Exactly What Elon Musk Told Everyone to Do': Musk's PAC Scrambles to Coverup Tracks After $1M Giveaway Recipient Reveals She Was Paid to ‘Vote’ In Wisconsin S…
It’s been a bad week for the world’s richest man. First, he invested $21 million in the Republican candidate, Brad Schimel, ...
Retiring Justice Ann Walsh Bradley elected chief justice, will hand reins to Jill Karofsky
Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Ann Walsh Bradley has been elected to serve as chief justice for the state's highest court, ...
How record-setting spending may have helped or hurt Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates
Money became one of the main talking points nationwide in Wisconsin's spring election. In total, $98 million was spent on the ...