A legal and civic battle over a proposed data center in Port Washington, Wisconsin, has wound its way through the courts and the ballot box — raising questions that matter to communities across the state about who gets to decide how public tax incentives are used.
The rules governing who can vote, how districts are drawn, and where campaign money flows shape the foundation of American democracy — and one of the nation’s most prominent jurists says those rules have been badly damaged.
A large-scale postage fraud operation that allegedly cost the U.S. Postal Service more than $126 million has led to an arrest on the other side of the world. Pakistani authorities announced Tuesday that they had taken a 33-year-old man into custody after a weekslong investigation involving raids across multiple regions of the country.
Flu season has arrived ahead of schedule this year, and health experts are urging families not to wait before getting vaccinated. For households already stretched thin by rising costs, a preventable illness that lands someone in the hospital can quickly become a financial crisis — one that a simple, often no-cost flu shot could help avoid.