Rebecca Kemble

Police arrest four more free speech defenders, while arbitrarily leaving others alone. And a Marine vet asks for help with his PTSD.read more

Eight people were arrested on Wednesday for holding signs or T-shirts in the capitol.read more

They challenge the new capitol police chief, who is initiating a crackdown.read more

Tuesday’s Sing Along was attended by more than 200 people and kicked off with a recitation of the section in the Wisconsin State Constitution about “the right of the people peaceably to assemble.”read more

“You can’t ask the taxpayer to pay for a do-over.”read more

The regressive social, political and economic agenda championed by Ryan and Walker is not being developed by forces within Wisconsin, though we have become its proving ground.read more

A crony of Scott Walker’s takes over as capitol police chief, and an arrest ensues.read more

The regressive social, political and economic agenda championed by Ryan and Walker is not being developed by forces within Wisconsin, though we have become its proving ground.read more

One hundred people gathered to commemorate the 67th anniversary of the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.read more

“This concept that you can be anything you want to be — we can’t tell our kids that, because the jobs aren’t there,” one executive bluntly said.read more

You know things are bad when agents of the state are promoting the exploitation of child labor to businesses.read more

Corporate domination of state policy exists at every level.read more

Manufacturers want to use the public education system to orient, train, and track kids into the corporate working world at a young age.read more

Wisconsin activists explain to visiting senior scholars what the revolt against Walker was all about.read more

Officers have begun taking notes about the identities of singers and the content of the signs and banners they bring to the Sing Along.read more