Labor market Pioneer Press: Minnesota lost 600 jobs in June, first decline since 2020 Grand Rapids Herald Review: DEED: Minnesota’s unemployment rate holding steady Fillmore County Journal: Minnesota’s unemployment rate…
I was very pleased to see that my recent Star Tribune op ed – Minnesota, we have a problem – generated not one but two day’s worth of replies. Sadly,…
In 1999, 23.3 percent of adults in Minnesota reported smoking a cigarette. By 2018, that number was down to just 13.8 percent. Similarly, in 2000, 32.3 percent of Minnesota high…
Police are in the business of coming to the aid of citizens under fire. But lately Sartell residents have been coming to the assistance of their local police department under…
Educators from Intermediate District 287 have been selected to join the inaugural cohort of The 1619 Project Education Network, according to the Pulitzer Center. Forty-two teams of educators from 22…
The following article was written by Robert Bryce, and it originally appeared in RealClear Energy: For more than a century, the promise of electric vehicles (EVs) has been parked just…
It’s been a long 16-months for Minnesota businesses and families that depend on reopening the border with Canada as they try to survive a second consecutive summer season under lockdown.…
Every year, the Tax Foundation publishes The State Business Tax Climate Index which ranks states on how well they tax businesses. The study not only looks at rates but also…
The following article was written by Valerie Richardson and it appeared in The Washington Times: A coalition of progressive and environmental groups took a roasting on the right after urging President Biden to…
On July 1, Gov. Tim Walz signed Minnesota’s COVID-19 recovery budget into law. The budget, which directs Minnesota’s government spending for the next biennium, includes film tax credits aimed at…
The argument that Critical Race Theory is not being taught in our schools is dead. Evidence that CRT has infiltrated schools across the nation is numerous and mounting.
featuring American Experiment policy fellow Catrin Wigfall and TakeCharge founder and President Kendall Qualls.
Violent crime is running rampant in the Twin Cities. Murders in Minneapolis are up 108%, Carjackings are up 222%, and Shootings are up $153%. We need the police now more…