Mark Alesia is a journalist who writes for Raw Story and AlterNet, focusing on national news in the United States. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including politics, current events, and social issues. Mark's writing often includes analysis and critique of political figures and their actions.
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By: Dave Levinthal, Mark Alesia, Jordan Green
MILWAUKEE — When visitors land at Milwaukee Mitchell International Airport, they are deluged by huge billboards for the Heritage Foundation, the Washington, D.C.-based conservative group "presidential transition" plan.
By: Jordan Green, Mark Alesia, Dave Levinthal
MILWAUKEE — In the hour after former President Donald was apparently struck in the ear with a projectile at a rally in Pennsylvania, people preparing
By: Mark Alesia
MILWAUKEE — About a mile north of where Republicans will nominate Donald for president, in a neighborhood where most residents are Black, a storefront
MILWAUKEE — Just outside the security perimeter of the Republican National Convention, across the river from where thousands gathered in support of Donald for president, a gaggle of clowns held court.
By: Mark Alesia, Jordan Green
MILWAUKEE — The self-styled “secretary of retribution” for Donald who's circulating a 350-person “target list” of politicians, bureaucrats and
By: Bob Zaltsberg, Mark Alesia
Britt’s opinion says the board of trustees violated the law by posting notice about an allowable purpose to meet in private but then discussed other matters behind closed doors.
By: Mark Alesia
Indiana's Public Access Counselor agreed with WFIU/WTIU News that Indiana University's Board of Trustees violated the state's Open Door Law during
By: Mark Alesia
Britt’s opinion says the board of trustees violated the law by posting notice about an allowable purpose to meet in private but then discussed other matters behind closed doors.
By: George Hale, Mark Alesia
In an email late Wednesday afternoon, IU Executive Vice President and Provost Rahul Shrivastav said RTVS executive director Brad Kimmel and CFO Christina Lirot “have concluded their service at IU.”
By: Mark Alesia
The Hoosiers have a bye next week followed by what should be the toughest game of the regular season, Nov. 23 at third-ranked Ohio State.
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