Allergic to accountability
Despite no proven correlation between spending and student achievement, Big Education relentlessly demands—and gets—more and more money.
Despite no proven correlation between spending and student achievement, Big Education relentlessly demands—and gets—more and more money.
Even with compelling evidence that student performance is slipping, Minnesotans still love their schools.
How the Met Council and local governments deny affordable housing to the working poor.
Environmentalists’ call to shutter the Boswell Energy Center would devastate the Iron Range economy, with no measurable impact on future global temperatures.
American Experiment President John Hinderaker interviews acclaimed author Amity Shlaes about the lingering burdens of Big Government domestic policies from the 1960s.
Three things Xcel doesn’t want you to know.
How pop culture accelerated the fall of Communism.
How government policies undermine Minnesota’s need to replenish its workforce.
St. Olaf College ‘requires’ student teachers to join union’s organization.
After giving themselves a 250 percent pay raise, park commissioner no-shows force the board to cancel meetings.
Victoria mayor exposes radical ‘equity’ training in government and schools.
Xcel exec testifies that customers pay triple the cost of solar energy.
Poor tax policy repels high wage earners.
St. Paul’s teacher contract is bigger than you think.
Aspirational Page-Kashkari constitutional amendment will fail.
The Senate Democrats reveal that ‘One Minnesota’ is a PR sham, but we wish it weren’t so.
Supreme Court rules that Bloomington taxpayer group was disenfranchised.
Minnesota liberals are determined to undermine First Amendment rights.
American Experiment’s work continues, albeit from home.