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This is such a bleak story about what it's like to try to land a job right now. nytimes.com/interactive/2026…
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NEW: Pope Leo XIV is set to become the first sitting pontiff in the Catholic Church’s two-thousand-year history to vote in a secular election.
Leo requested an Illinois mail ballot on Oct. 3, and it was sent to his brother John’s home in New Lenox, Ill.
John Prevost visited the pope at the Vatican on Wednesday and may now be carrying the ballot back to the Will County clerk by hand. thelettersfromleo.com/p/pope…
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They just won the World Series and now this ...
Brewers start to feel the costs of prolonged war in Iran reut.rs/4zXFDYu
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The best team all season left no doubt. Congrats to the @Brewers and everyone in Milwaukee on your first World Series title!
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You can park free at AmFam and take a $5 shuttle to festival grounds for Friday’s celebration. Book here: mlb.com/brewers/fans/parade
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SPECIAL FEATURE STORY:
In western Wisconsin, there are 50-50 districts inside 50-50 districts inside 50-50 districts. Who wins here can determine our future.
But it goes beyond that. A decade after the Obama ➡️ Trump realignment that upended the politics of this part of the state, the region is left wondering, what now?
Well, perhaps there is a certain simplicity to those answers.
Let's recombobulate: therecombobulationarea.com/p…
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Something straight out of a movie. THIS CITY IS THE BEST.
The Deer District erupts as the Brewers record the final out and become World Series champions.
#WorldSeries #WinOurWay
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Gov. Tony Evers final job approval in the Marquette poll: 50% approve, 45% disapprove
"He remains the most popular political figure among favorability," poll director Charles Franklin says the poll finds
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From @ezraklein’s convo with @NateSilver538 — millennial Democrats are ascendant.
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It's not mysterious at all. But if every neighborhood is allowed to opt out of change, the result is a free-rider problem. Exclusionary neighborhoods can free ride off of the neighborhoods that actually allow new housing, businesses, walkable amenities, etc.
Replying to @MattBruenig
It's incredible to me that YIMBYs find it mysterious that people don't like change in their neighborhoods.
"Explains a lot about why nobody wants to build housing."
Was this not obvious to you before?
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Mark my word: at least one bar in Milwaukee is going to set up a television to play that fifth inning on loop forever.
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Tickets for the watch party tomorrow in Milwaukee are more expensive than the actual World Series game in Tampa. Insane.
































