National Politics
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The obscene cost of Federal traveler’s meal money
Is it really necessary that federal travelers have about a $30 meal when on travel [...] -
The lie of momentum politics and the false horse race narrative
Conventional wisdom states that momentum plays a key role in the primary contests. But that [...] - More from National Politics
Local Politics
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In depth interview with Eric Hovde on the economy
In a wide ranging interview with Milwaukee Story, Eric Hovde answered a variety of questions [...] -
Mark Neumann talks US debt and the direction of the GOP
I had a chance to talk debt reduction and the direction of the Republican Party [...] - More from Local Politics
Foreign Policy
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Bin laden killing frames presidential foreign policy debate
The back and forth between Obama and Romney regarding the killing of Osama bin Laden [...] -
The intolerable threat of Iran remaining a sovereign nation
The 20 percent enriched uranium is the closest Iran has come to weapons grade uranium [...] - More from Foreign Policy
Economics
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EUR/USD AUD/USD see sharp gains on dovish Fed statement
Both the EUR/USD and the AUS/USD have seen substantial gains following the statement from the [...] -
Political impact of FOMC statement and Bernanke Q&A
The FOMC interest rate and statement will be released at 11:30am CST and the Bernanke [...] - More from Economics
Other Recent Articles
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Milwaukee photographer frames dogs’ lives in hope of giving them second chance
Milwaukeean Lynn Allen, originally from New York, has earned a name for herself as one of the only photographers in Milwaukee for locally abandoned, neglected, mistreated and in need animals.
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Six Milwaukee aldermen go unchallenged in spring elections
In last week’s election in the City of Milwaukee six Milwaukee aldermen were allowed to appear on the ballot unchallenged and therefore cruise to easy victories. The six alderman were Ashanti Hamilton (1st district), Joe Davis Sr. (District 2), Nic Kovac (District 3), Bob Bauman (District 4), Jim Bohl (District 5) and Willie Wade (District 7).
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History with VeriChip could damage Tommy Thompson’s campaign for US Senate
In a 2005 interview, VeriChip spokesperson John Procter explained that while only 60 people in the US had been voluntarily chipped, the company had chipped over 100 corpses in the Katrina tragedy as well as mentally disabled patients in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
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