The Wisconsin Council on Problem Gambling recognizes March as National Problem Gambling Awareness Month, a time dedicated to increasing public awareness of problem gambling and the availability of prevention, treatment,…
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito recently expressed concern about the decision by Missouri’s state courts to exclude Christians from serving on a particular jury because of their “traditional religious…
Earlier this year the state Assembly passed a bill that requires publicly funded institutions of higher learning to allow students to be exempt from immunization requirements by claiming a health,…
Last Friday, Governor Evers vetoed for the third time bills that would cut middle-class taxes, expand the married couple tax credit, and give retirees an incentive to stay in Wisconsin…
Just when we think marriage might not ever recover as the sought-after status for the majority of young people and thereby form the strong societal foundation we need, we get…
Last week, Tennessee Republican Governor Bill Lee signed a bill into law that allows public officials to refuse to perform same-sex marriages if their religious beliefs make them unable to…
The Wisconsin legislature is wrapping up its floor action for this session, but the Senate will still have at least one more floor period to take up bills that have…
Last week was President’s Day, with special emphasis on Washington and Lincoln. But Jerry Newcombe writing for Christian post points out our first six presidents, Washington, Adams, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe,…
Last week, Wisconsin Family Council inducted 23 couples into its Marriage Hall of Fame. This year’s longest married couple is Richard and Beverly Grosskreutz of Whitewater who have been married…
Planned Parenthood of Wisconsin announced today that it has filed a lawsuit with the state supreme court asking the court to interpret the state constitution about the right of a…
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