We might be seeing some more trains in Wisconsin!! Read more about it here. www.dailycardinal.com/article/2025...

Wisconsin legislatures are working to slow and stop climate change, because to be frank we are in a climate crisis. Read more here! www.dailycardinal.com/article/2025...

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@prowag.bsky.social talked about the media cultivation theory, and I found this fascinating. I think this phenomenon is harmful to those developing their critical thinking skills and consuming more TV, like our younger generations. Could this influence their career aspirations, goals, and drive?

#UWJ201 In the first article we read, a former NYT public editor argues that major newspaper reporters aren’t driven by politics but by the pursuit of scoops, impact, and recognition. This posed the question for me: Is media bias a myth, or does motivation shape the narrative?

Wisconsin once again has the highest achievement gap between students. Read more about it in my coverage with @dailycardinal.bsky.social www.dailycardinal.com/article/2025...

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Breaking News: A judge declared for the first time that the Trump White House had defied a judicial mandate by ignoring his order to release billions in grants.

News Analysis: President Trump has already shifted to a more aggressive approach toward the role of government and the posture of the U.S. on the global stage, only three weeks into his second term.

One was fired by email at 12:47 a.m. Another wept as security escorted her from the office. A third frantically tried to fill a prescription after she got a 24-hour notice that her health care was ending. These workers are grappling with the Trump administration’s war on the federal bureaucracy.

Companies that just one year ago celebrated Black History Month and stocked Pride products on their shelves are in a new phase — what some lawyers refer to as "rainbow-hushing," meaning dropping or quietly rebranding their DEI programs.

#UWJ201 This week we read an interesting article where a comparison was made between firefighters, cops, and journalists. Why does the news cycle prioritize sudden crises over ongoing ones? And why are bad stories prioritized over good ones? How does this shape public awareness & policy? #317

Dozens of lawsuits have been filed that seek to stop some of President Trump’s executive orders. Here’s a brief rundown.

Trump administration federal grant freeze will not affect federal financial aid at UW-Madison Story by Alaina Walsh Photo by Mujib Rahman #wisconsin #uwmadison #financialaid #usgovernment

#UWJ201 @prowag.bsky.social showed political campaigns during lecture and they didn't include any kind of policy. I am thinking-- if advertising, endorsed by candidates themselves, isn't policy focused, could that contribute to the idea of "horse race" reporting and the lack of policy reporting?#317

#UWJ201 Do you think 'Horse Race' reporting provides the necessary framework for understanding the political landscape, or does it contribute to misinformation and voter apathy? How do you think this style of reporting affects public perception of elections and voter engagement? #317

#UWJ201 In today’s info-saturated world, truth is hard to discern. Cognitive biases, media literacy, and trust in institutions all shape how we evaluate info, but they can both help and hinder. How do you ensure you're getting accurate information? #section317