Morning Links for Nov. 17, 2016
The Bucks reveal plans for a new entertainment facility, plus other important news du jour.
The Bucks reveal plans for a new entertainment facility, plus other important news du jour.
Bucks to stay in non-Trump hotels, Bradley Tech ad infuriates mayor, top gymnasts coming to town and SafeHouse expands to Chicago, in today’s Morning Links.
People are jumping ship from Donald Trump’s transition team, hate crimes against Muslims are up, and vitamin news.
Priebus’ big job, election reflections, your cell phone, the moon and football
Ryan, Trump, voter I.D. and Slender Man.
Hold on to your coffee mug. It’s our morning reading roundup: Two local organizations have organized an “Emergency March Against Trump” tonight at 5:30 p.m. in Red Arrow Park. Politico reported on Wednesday that Sheriff David Clarke is under consideration to be chief of Homeland Security. Clarke’s office issued a response, according to jsonline.com, that iterated one thing: that Clarke is sheriff of Milwaukee County. Retailers are worried that the results of the recent presidential election may cause a buying slump this holiday season. Pabst Theater Group announced a big show today – Snoop Dogg (the Puff Puff Pass Tour Part II)…
All election, all the time, except for some gloomy news from Green Bay
Politics, coffee and hacking.
Event also features furniture from Columbus, Wis., estate
Clinton also has the lead in a poll of schoolchildren.