Taylor Schabusiness, 27, is shown inexplicably screaming and trying to attack attorney Paul Julka during a court appearance.

Running back Jonathan Taylor was a star as soon as he hit the field for the University of Wisconsin football team. In 41 games over three seasons, Taylor totaled 6,174 rushing yards − a ...

Wisconsin: A troubling video has surfaced from a Wisconsin courtroom, depicting convicted murderer Taylor Schabusiness assaulting her lawyer once more during a court session. The 27-year-old ...

April 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Taylor Salditch, executive director ... on Wednesday after Susan Crawford won election to the Wisconsin Supreme Court for a ten-year term: "Women in America spoke ...

How have Travis Kelce and Taylor Swift have been spending their downtime, you ask? Being cute and relaxing at home, basically. An insider tells Page Six that “They like to cuddle on the couch ...

Republicans in Wisconsin's congressional delegation closely watched the heated race for a new jurist on the state's Supreme Court. The match-up between former Wisconsin Attorney General Brad ...

Billionaire Elon Musk spent at least $20 million on a high-stakes Wisconsin court race he now says he "expected to lose." At least that's his morning-after banter. The Great Lakes swing state ...

Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce wanted to live a more “normal life” following the heavy scrutiny of their relationship over the last two years. A source told Us Weekly that the two “needed ...

Wisconsin voters came together Tuesday and told Elon Musk what millions of Americans would love to tell him: Beat it, punk. Alas, the sad little rich boy saw his candidate – conservative Judge ...

In this case, I suggest we succumb. Yesterday, Wisconsin voters exposed, humiliated, and decisively rejected the world’s richest man. And they sent a stark message to Republicans in Washington.

Tuesday’s decisive victory for the Democratic-backed candidate in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race offered a warning for Republicans that Elon Musk’s unfavorability with voters may outweigh ...