Capital Times Features
Quick Question: Should Congress impose a sales tax on online purchases?
Here’s how five citizens answered this week’s question posed by Capital Times freelancer Kevin Murphy. What do you think? Please join the discussion.
Steve Hoffenberg: Neighbors' concerns ignored on Ideal project
Dear Editor: Our neighborhood has dealt with two new housing projects that will forever alter life in our part of Madison. The Ideal and Lane's Bakery projects were approved before the new zon…
Bosko Sarenac: Give to Poppy Fund to aid veterans
Dear Editor: “In Flanders Field the poppies blow.” Yes, it is that time of year when members of the Veterans of Foreign Wars distribute poppies. You usually see them around grocery stores, gas…
Arthur Christopher Schaper: 'R' after Scott Walker's name stands for reformer
Dear Editor: The Republican Party recently held a convention at Rothschild’s Patriot Center, near Wausau.
BC-IL--Illinois News Digest, IL
The supervisor is Sophia Tareen.
Data on prevalence of bars among the week's top-viewed items
The week's highlights also included a duckling rescue, a hacked road sign and this message from a 911 dispatcher: "Please tell cellphone users that people lying in the grass are not necessaril…
Richard Trumka: The 'grand bargain' is a dead end
In a “grand bargain,” millionaires would pay more taxes and there would be cuts in Social Security and Medicare. That doesn’t sound like a bargain. It sounds more like working people getting r…
Madison City Council tells state to butt out of local issues, tenant-landlord law
A fast-tracked state Assembly bill up for debate Tuesday would wipe out at least 17 provisions of city tenant-landlord law, alders say.
Morning briefing: Democrats' successes, Milwaukee, state pensions
Stories that are making the news today in Madison and around the state and country.
Q&A: Ellen Barnard wants to FEED new businesses
Barnard is the force behind Food Enterprise & Economic Development Kitchens, a north-side business incubator that broke ground last month.
John Nichols: Let Wisconsin vote money out of politics
Wisconsin should have a statewide referendum to let voters support the belief that money is not speech, and corporations are not entitled to the same rights as natural persons.
David McGrath: Mother's Day coming for NRA's senators
For the 46 senators who voted against expanded background checks, getting in the way of mothers trying to protect their children should cost them their political lives.
Patricia Randolph's Madravenspeak: NRA targets kids at Outdoor Education Expo
At the free Outdoor Education Expo on May 16-17 in Dodge County, children on school field trips will be indoctrinated to the NRA's way of thinking.
Ernie Pellegrino: Critic lacks inside view on health care
Dear Editor: I am not sure what Peter Erk’s background is or what his true understanding of the practice of medicine in Madison’s three medical centers and their affiliated hospitals is really…
Al Ose: FairTax is way to put Americans to work
Dear Editor: Our nation needs economic growth. Here are the reasons why. The labor force participation rate is the percentage of working-age persons in an economy who are employed, or are unem…
Ethanol Coalition's Joshua Morby: E15 offers consumers a renewable alternative
Dear Editor: Just a few days ago, consumers in southwest Wisconsin gained access to E15 fuel. While the fuel blend has been available for drivers of flex fuel vehicles for some time, it’s now …
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- S.E. Cupp On National Background Checks: ‘You Want To Be Able To Track Me’
- CBS's Sharyl Attkisson Says Team Obama 'Perfected' Delaying Info Release And Has 'Quit Talking to Me Altogether'
- WashPost Humorist Mocks IRS With Tea Party Tax-exempt Form Demands: Produce a 'Non-Blurry Photo of a Yeti'
- NYT's Peters 'Cleans Up' Jonathan Weisman's Original Report on Friday's IRS Scandal Hearing
- Typical: MSNBC's Bashir, Reid Try to Blame Bush for IRS Scandal
