The Polymet mining project took one more step toward a final decision on whether the company will be able to begin developing some of Minnesota’s massive copper, nickel, platinum, and…
Minnesotans aren’t as liberal as many think.
How the Center fortifies a long-term defense against the winds of silliness.
Shannon Full, president/CEO at the TwinWest Chamber of Commerce, address the skills gap.
Rebekah Hagstrom responds to violence in our schools.
Unions try—and fail—to disrupt an event.
Architect of Britain’s Brexit movement will keynote annual dinner
How teachers can get a refund for their PAC ‘contributions.’
The campaign to promote mining.
Minneapolis’s grand plan to reduce auto congestion through bike lanes.
One way to evaluate the effects of Minnesota’s economic policies is to compare border counties.
Federal tax cuts are already benefiting Minnesota’s economy.
The Rochester Post Bulletin argues that high taxes are what makes Minnesota great. It makes this argument in contradiction of the facts and, even, to the studies it cites in…
Groups who oppose the reliable and affordable electricity generated by coal and natural gas such as the Sierra Club and Fresh Energy are predictably scrutinizing Great River Energy (GRE) for…
Thanks to Construction Career Pathways (CCP) and its partnering programs, Minnesota’s youth can begin exploring successful career opportunities in construction as early as middle school, develop skills through a registered…
Last week, economist Jeffrey Sachs had an op-ed on CNN titled 'Trump's failure to fight climate change is a crime against humanity'. But new EPA data shows that American individuals…
Anyone who doubts mob rule increasingly defines many leftists’ politics needs to see the video of last night’s Duluth City Council meeting. The News Tribune’s written account does not do…
The original article appeared here, on KBJR6. DULUTH, MN – The Center of the American Experiment hosted a rally Monday night to demonstrate the public’s support for mining in the…
Each year Education Minnesota charges members $25.00 for its political action committee or “PAC.” PAC money is spent on political parties (OK mostly one party), candidates and other political funds.…
Our friends at Intellectual Takeout, on Monday, republished an excellent recent article by Brittany Hunter of the Foundation for Economic Education: “When Sears Used the Market to Combat Jim Crow.”…
What is usually called 'the public sector' is really just 'the government sector'. There is a difference.
The more St. Paul residents find out about the city’s newly mandated organized garbage collection program, the less they like about it. City Hall not only took away their citizens’…
Generally, the rich got that way by catering to the demands of other people in a reasonably free market. They did not get rich by making people poor, but by…
Why ‘affirmative consent’ will be the new Freedom battleground to end forced unionism.