The Trump campaign announced that it will "immediately" request a recount in Wisconsin, a crucial state for Republicans where Democratic nominee Joe Biden currently holds a razor-thin lead.
In a victory for Republicans Monday, the Supreme Court rejected a Democratic request to count mail-in ballots received after Election Day in Wisconsin.
This week saw violence break out in another Wisconsin city after a district attorney declined to charge a police officer for the killing of a black teenager, and stores and homes were attacked. 
As rioters in Kenosha, Wisconsin, continue to wreak havoc in the city’s black business district following the police-involved shooting of Jacob Blake, local residents—including members of Blake’s family—are calling for an end to the carnage.
Protesters at the Wisconsin state capitol Tuesday night brutally beat up a gay progressive state senator who was taking a picture of them. 
Public health officials in Wisconsin changed their coronavirus guidance to lift a cap on in-person gatherings for religious services. 
Two Wisconsin citizens are challenging the state’s stay-at-home order in court, arguing the executive order is unconstitutional because it singles out religious and political expression.
The Supreme Court of the United States blocked a lower court ruling on Monday night that extended absentee voting in Wisconsin because of the coronavirus pandemic, granting a request from state lawmakers and the Republican National Committee to require that absentee ballots be postmarked by Tuesday in order to be counted. 
HUDSON, Wis.— Jason Church says you develop a "sixth sense" for trouble when you're at war. His started to tingle on the morning of August 23, 2012, as he led a routine patrol into an Afghanistan village. The first thing Church noticed was that the village was deserted. The next thing was that his troops had walked into a minefield. The Army's Afghan partners had leaked their plans to the Taliban. 
A new campaign ad from U.S. Army veteran Jason Church says the now-eliminated Iranian terror leader Qassem Soleimani was likely behind the IED blast that nearly took his life in Afghanistan. 