Canadian writer and commentator Stephen Marche has been paying attention to the United States since he covered the Trump inauguration in Washington, DC in 2017. “The whole point of democracy,” […]
How ‘Feminist’ Foreign Policy Could Change the World
In 2020, the World Economic Forum published its latest assessment of the Global Gender Gap. The report, which looks at education, income, political representation and health disparities, came to the […]
New Year’s Day Show: Looking Back, Looking Forward
Today, we kick off 2021 with a looking-back/looking-forward conversation with alder Rebecca Kemble, a longtime Madison organizer, water protector, labor activist, and housing advocate. She talks about her hopes for […]
Who’s Got the Power in a Pandemic?
In the course of her reporting on local government this year, WORT news director Chali Pittman kept noticing a certain principle being invoked: the nondelegation doctrine. What is the nondelegation […]
Responding to Biden’s Cabinet Picks
Joe Biden has been involved in DC politics since 1972, when he was elected to the Senate. Now as president-elect, all eyes are on Biden as he assembles the key […]
“All But A Done Deal”: Judge Amy Coney Barrett’s SCO...
On the last day of Amy Coney Barrett’s Senate hearings, today we check in with investigative journalist Lisa Graves to examine some of the behind-the-scenes players and “dark money” behind […]
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