Wisconsin Supreme Court debate

Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates spar over abortion law, Musk and Trump during lively debate
Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates Brad Schimel and Susan Crawford sparred over abortion law, as well as Elon Musk, during a debate.
Supreme Court candidates accuse one another of partisanship in sole debate before April 1 election
Judges Susan Crawford and Brad Schimel accused one another of partisanship while clashing over issues including abortion, crime and Act 10 at the Marquette University Law School on March 12, 2025. This story also appeared in Wisconsin Examiner It was the only debate between the two candidates in the race for an
Supreme Court won't join debate over free speech on college campuses
The advocacy group Speech First is trying to shut down "bias response" programs at Indiana University and elsewhere they say chill students' speech.
Abortion and Musk donations take center stage in Wisconsin Supreme Court debate
Abortion rights and the influence of donations from billionaires Elon Musk and George Soros took center stage in a sometimes testy debate Wednesday between candidates for the Wisconsin Supreme Court less than three weeks before the election.
Wisconsin Supreme Court candidates spar over abortion rights and influence of Elon Musk and George Soros
In their only debate before next month's election, Susan Crawford and Brad Schimel traded barbs over mega-donors Soros and Musk and their involvement in the race.
Testy moments, abortion and billionaires. Takeaways from the Wisconsin Supreme Court debate
Supreme Court candidates Brad Schimel and Susan Crawford crossed swords during a testt debate, arguing about abortion, union rights and Elon Musk.
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Susan Crawford and Brad Schimel face off in their first and only debate before the April 1 election. I guess this was inevitable. Donald Trump continues to insist any economic issues are not his fault.
A new Supreme Court case could change how employment law is practiced—and how HR leaders do their jobs
A straight woman says she faced discrimination after two LGBTQ+ employees obtained jobs she claimed they did not deserve.
Supreme Court seems intent on taking small steps in dealing with challenges to Trump's agenda
Jack Goldsmith, a Justice Department official during President George W. Bush’s administration, said there may be benefits ...
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The Supreme Court's Rejection of Trump End Run Is Great News | Opinion
Congress decides what we spend on, not the president. The Supreme Court's front porch in 2023. The Supreme Court's front porch in 2023. Jason Fields As the Supreme Court put it in 1998 ...
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Missouri Supreme Court deliberates after Proposition A lawsuit hearing
Lawyers for several business groups argued in front of the Missouri Supreme Court in an attempt to overturn Proposition A on Wednesday. Proposition A was passed by voters in November and will raise ...
Idaho AG celebrates end of ‘meddlesome’ emergency abortion lawsuit as case is dropped
It has been our position from the beginning that there is no conflict between EMTALA and Idaho’s Defense of Life Act,” said ...
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Supreme Court to weigh in on 2 cases regarding the expansive use of executive power
But are there bigger stakes here, and if so, what are they? LANGFITT: Yeah, definitely. There - you know, these are among the first cases in front of the Supreme Court that involve the president ...