Another day, another ranking of the states. On Wednesday, Gov. Walz tweeted: This was in response to a “study” — a word increasingly bereft of meaning since it is applied…
A citizen posted photos of drug paraphernalia and other garbage strewn around this week in what's just another day in the life of passengers at the 46th Street light rail…
Proposed controversial K-12 social studies standards are one step closer to formal adoption following the release of the Minnesota Department of Education’s Statement of Need and Reasonableness (SONAR) on Monday.…
At least 38 law enforcement agencies across the state have continued to keep their School Resource Officers (SROs) out of schools this week despite assurances last week from Attorney General…
At the pinnacle of her college swimming career, Riley Gaines was forced to compete with biological male swimmer Lia Thomas at the NCAA championships. After finishing with the same time,…
FULL TOUR LINEUP: www.americanexperiment.org/events/ You know the legislative session was bad, but just how bad was it? Over the next two months, American Experiment policy experts will visit nearly 20…
Bill Glahn and Bill Walsh take on the 2023 legislative session, covering everything from worst bills passed to the few pieces of good news.
“School choice evangelist” Corey DeAngelis has spoken out in favor of educational freedom all around the country. On May 10, 2023, he visited Minnesota to speak with legislators, the press,…
Back in 2020, Minnesota's state government based much of its policy response to COVID-19 on a computer model, built over a weekend by the University of Minnesota School of Public Health…
The brutal crime of carjacking hit the suburb of Minnetonka recently, motivating 100 residents to show up at a city council meeting last night demanding accountability. The remedy for this…
The city’s annual stolen car record is set to fall by the end of this weekend as many cars are resurfacing overseas. According to the city’s Crime Dashboard (updated yesterday,…
In this edition of Follow the Money™, we begin what ultimately will be a deep dive into the state’s ethnic studies industrial complex. One of the more controversial bills passed…
As downtown Minneapolis struggles with crime and an exodus of businesses, those who are left are pleading with Target, a major downtown employer, to get its workers back to the…