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Not enough evidence found to conclude Albert Colom engaged in gender-based discrimination

Impeachment proceedings were initiated on Sept. 24.

Taking a side during the impeachment proceedings

December 12, 2019

On Wednesday, Oct. 30, CEO of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, made several claims to cease the production of 2020 political ads on the app. This comes as a response to recent Facebook statements about not moderating political advertisements.

An end to political persuasions

November 6, 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 four panel leaders and Jan Larson, a professor of journalism at UW-Eau Claire, discuss their opinions on the impact of social media on news.

Local journalists discuss the impact of social media on reporting

October 8, 2019

Special counsel Robert Mueller's investigators search for answers about Trump's possible attempts to gain political influence during the 2016 presidential campaign.

Could the Mueller report spark a presidential impeachment?

April 24, 2019

Senator Eric Swalwell said “(I) was thrilled to be interviewed by @ChrisEvans for his new civic engagement project, A Starting Point. I like Chris’s interview style of straight to the point, no BS, and just the real. Excited to see it launch!”

Chris Evans takes steps to promote bipartisanship

April 10, 2019

Voters have been electing younger people into government, from the local to federal level.

We the (young) people

April 3, 2019

After six years on the Eau Claire City Council, and despite--or perhaps because of--the trials she faces, Catherine Emmanuelle seeks reelection to “break down barriers” and “reflect all people.”

Emmanuelle seeks a third term on the Eau Claire City Council

March 13, 2019

Currently, there are no officially confirmed Independent Party candidates amongst the growing number of democratic and republican candidates.

What the United States looks like leading up to the 2020 election

February 28, 2019

The meeting started off with a presentation by Jake Wrasse about the issues of Phillips Hall and the new Science and Health Sciences building project.

Student Senate passes resolution in support of new science building, tuition freeze

February 12, 2019

Migrants from Guatemala, Honduras and El Salvador reach border, hoping to seek refuge from violence, political repression and poverty.

Arrival of migrant caravan divides nation

December 6, 2018

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