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At the news conference following the Senate vote, Trump celebrated his acquittal.

Acquitted on two charges: Trump evades evidence against him

February 11, 2020

Impeachment proceedings were initiated on Sept. 24.

Taking a side during the impeachment proceedings

December 12, 2019

“The white supremacist resurgence is driven in large part by the rise of the alt-right, the newest segment of the white supremacist movement,” the ADL said.

Racist acts are becoming more common across the country

October 16, 2019

Vice President Mike Pence’s new press secretary, Katie Waldman has admitted to stealing newspapers in her college days.

Katie Waldmen stole newspapers in college

October 16, 2019

The Roe v. Wade precedent set by the U.S. Supreme Court has been openly challenged in several states over the past few weeks.

UWEC students and faculty discuss impacts of recent abortion legislation

May 17, 2019

A poll conducted by Marquette University, found that a mere four months with Trump in office has shifted partisan voters perception of the performance of the economy, drastically.

Voters should be making an objective assessment of the United States economy

April 25, 2017

A map showing the final 2016 election results. In a surprising turn of events, presidential-elect Donald Trump dominated Secretary Hillary Clinton across the country, a result national polls have not predicted throughout the entirety of the election. (submitted)

Inaccurate polls shows a failure in journalism

November 10, 2016

Republican nominee Donald Trump, center, wins the electoral vote and the presidency, causing UW-Eau Claire students to ponder the future of this nation. (Submitted)

Students give their take on the stunning conclusion to the presidential election

November 9, 2016

Hillary Clinton's daughter, Chelsea Clinton, shares her experiences with people on the campaign trail. She illustrated the sharp contrast on issues like health care and climate change between her mother and Republican nominee Donald Trump. (Brian Sheridan)

Chelsea Clinton, Tammy Baldwin share health care stories

November 3, 2016

Hillary Clinton laughs at Donald Trump’s jokes about her at the Alfred E. Smith Dinner

Light-hearted jokes become bitter insults at Al Smith Dinner

October 25, 2016

Democratic Superdelegates: A fatal flaw

Democratic Superdelegates: A fatal flaw

April 13, 2016

Harvard law professor Lawrence Lessig spoke about the faults of in the U.S. government on Wednesday in Schofield Auditorium.

Onetime presidential candidate delivers the facts behind the corruption of Congress

March 4, 2016

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