Peter Cameron

Wisconsin

Managing Editor and Reporter at The Badger Project

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SIFF 2025 Preview: Exploration Fueled by Film

2 weeks ago | nadamucho.com | Peter Cameron

SIFF 2025 Preview: Exploration Fueled by Film Posted by Peter Cameron April 27th, 2025 No Comments » The 51st Annual The Seattle International Film Festival Various Theatres Across Seattle May 15-25, 2025 On April 14, Seattle aerospace company Blue Origin jettisoned an intrepid squad of badass women into Earth’s outer orbit inside what is best described as a giant penis.
Dems propose simplifying ballot questions that amend Wisconsin Constitution

2 weeks ago | waukradio.com | Peter Cameron |David Grant |Jo Ann Krulatz |Phil Nee

In the November election in Wisconsin, a question on the ballot asked voters if the state’s constitution should be amended to order that “only” American citizens age 18 or older may vote. Voters approved it with an overwhelming 79%. But the state constitution already mandated that voters must be adult citizens.
The Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025) | Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi

3 weeks ago | imdb.com | Peter Cameron |Josh Friedman |Jeff Kaplan

Space Sci-FiSuperheroActionAdventureSci-FiForced to balance their roles as heroes with the strength of their family bond, the Fantastic Four must defend Earth from a ravenous space god called Galactus and his enigmatic Herald, Silve...
Shipbuilding Is On The Baldwin Radar

4 weeks ago | civicmedia.us | Phil Nee |Stuart Wattles |Peter Cameron |Jo Ann Krulatz

GREEN BAY, WI- (WGBW) – Sitting on two of the Great Lakes puts Wisconsin in a unique position regarding maritime commerce and shipbuilding for military interests. U.S. Senator Tammy Baldwin is concerned about the nation’s reliance on components from elsewhere, and she wants to ensure our nation’s shipbuilding industry remains strong and vibrant.
How Wisconsin could better track police officer dishonesty

4 weeks ago | civicmedia.us | Peter Cameron |Jo Ann Krulatz |Lisa Hale

When someone is charged with a crime, law enforcement testimony can play a crucial role in court, even determining whether the defendant lands in prison. That’s why prosecutors nationwide must provide the defense with information that could call into question the credibility of officers or anyone else who might testify — whether that’s a history of criminal activity, dishonesty or some other integrity violation. But how do prosecutors determine what to disclose about whom?
Former Ambassador Tom Barrett Warns U.S. Embassy Closure in Luxembourg Would Boost China’s Influence in Europe

4 weeks ago | civicmedia.us | Peter Cameron |Jo Ann Krulatz |Khushboo Rathore

MILWAUKEE, Wis. (Civic Media) – Former U.S. Ambassador to Luxembourg and Milwaukee Mayor Tom Barrett sharply criticized a Trump administration proposal to close the U.S. embassy in Luxembourg, warning it would create a strategic opening for China in Europe. Speaking on The Earl Ingram Show, Barrett said, “The happiest person in Luxembourg, if that happens, is the Chinese ambassador,” arguing that China is poised to fill any diplomatic void left by the United States.
Disgusted by the huge political spending in Wisconsin? Here’s what you can do.

1 month ago | thebadgerproject.org | Peter Cameron

By Peter Cameron, THE BADGER PROJECTMore than $50 million was spent in 2023 on the Wisconsin Supreme Court election. More than $80 million in 2025. How much cash will pour into the state next year? And in 2027, 2028 and 2029? The state has an election scheduled for its top court in each of the next four years. The recent campaign for the Wisconsin Supreme Court smashed the record for most expensive judicial race not only in the state but also in the country.
Wisconsin to hold a state Supreme Court election every spring from 2025 to 2029

1 month ago | pbswisconsin.org | Peter Cameron

Wisconsin is in the midst of yet another exorbitantly expensive political race, with record-breaking amounts of cash flooding in to try and influence who will win a seat on the state’s Supreme Court. The race could see $100 million in spending, which would set a new record for the court. It attracted more than $50 million in spending the last time it had a race in 2023, setting the current record. But don’t think you’ll get a break after this one.
Potential NOAA cuts could put Wisconsin weather warnings on ice

1 month ago | civicmedia.us | Stuart Wattles |Peter Cameron |Adam Hess |Lisa Hale

(Public News Service) – One of many federal agencies facing cuts by the Trump administration’s Department of Government Efficiency is the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and as states like Wisconsin brace for what is often a severe spring weather season, scientists said the cuts could threaten people’s safety. NOAA employees have been told to expect layoffs of up to 20%, or more than 1,000 jobs. Some have already begun.
Maine super PAC cap could affect Wisconsin

1 month ago | newmedia-wi.com | Peter Cameron

A new law in Maine aims to make a big change to the state’s campaign finances, and by extension, political advertising. If applied in swing states like Wisconsin, the law could restrict the substantial influence that super PACs, and their billionaire funders, flex on our politics. First Maine’s legislation must survive court challenges.