In 2016, the Minnesota legislature passed a law requiring the state’s public school students to pass a civics test. It wasn’t a graduation requirement; districts decided what grade level to…
The silly season has officially begun for the 2023 election. Today’s installment comes from Bloomington courtesy of some unhinged liberals accusing Ricardo Oliva of “anglicizing” his name to appeal to…
In this second part of the series, we review a Sept. 12 panel discussion held at the university in St. Paul. Some background is in order. Last year, Hamline University…
Back in April, we reported that Gov. Walz was going to move into a lakeside mansion costing Minnesota’s taxpayers $17,000 a month while the governor’s mansion was renovated. After an…
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School choice is making waves across the country thanks to union boss Randi Weingarten.
Data shows more people are walking away from Minnesota — or aren’t coming here at all.
The Guthrie Theater tries hard to ruin a great story.
Claims that police quit and crime dropped in Golden Valley don’t hold up.
The Biden administration is wrong regarding the proposed ban on affordable health coverage options.
Changing art without regard to historical context or an artist’s intent isn’t sensitive, it’s culturally corrosive.
A new book analyzes how the economic and social world of men and boys has been turned upside down.
Minnesota loses a big opportunity for investment due to an anti-business environment.
A new learning program based in Minnesota is helping families break free of government schools.
Center events, initiatives, and policy work.
Answering false accusations with truth and facts about what school choice actually means.
A new law could allow Minnesotans to be prosecuted or sued for speaking out on matters of voter eligibility.
Two American Experiment interns reflect on their summer.
State and local taxes and spending Pioneer Press: St. Paul schedules sessions on sales tax increase for road and park projects KRFO: Minnesota continues to collect more than expected in…
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…
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…
An “academic freedom” event held earlier this month at Hamline University gives an insight into the current state of higher education. It’s just as bad as you thought. The private…
It was a team effort. As reported through yesterday (Sept. 29), the official Minneapolis Crime Dashboard indicates that, year-to-date, there have been 6,211 cars stolen in the City of Lakes.…