Featured
We’re Destroying Meritocracy
A report released earlier this month by the University of California at San Diego (UCSD) gives some startling numbers. UCSD is an elite public university—it ranks 6th among public colleges and 29th overall in U.S. News & World Report’s 2026…
Reforms on building permits, historic preservation,…
The following testimony was submitted by the Grassroot Institute of Hawaii for consideration by the…
Minnesota Man of the Day
Tomas Valencia-Ramirez takes Minnesota Man of the Day honors in a hard-fought, five-way contest.…
Chicago business activity drops for 23rd straight month
A barometer of business health shows Chicago is close to marking two years of decline. The…
Many of the proposed Honolulu Charter amendments…
Every 10 years, Oahu residents get a chance to vote on suggested changes to the Honolulu Charter.…
Minnesota “a very distant last place” for data center developers
The Star Tribune reported this weekend about several data center projects that have pulled out of Minnesota thanks to “the state’s lengthy permitting process.” From the article: A company has halted two large-scale data center projects in Minnesota,…
Another ‘knucklehead’ moment? Walz stumbles on pre-K…
While in Texas recently Gov. Tim Walz talked up Minnesota’s education system, making a series of…
Minnesotans face an extra $1 billion – $164 per person…
The bite People across Minnesota will be receiving their truth-in-taxation notices pretty soon, if…
American Experiment policy fellow adds perspective to…
Following recent elections in Minneapolis for all 13 City Council seats and for the Mayor, renewed…
3 Things to Know About the Lawsuit Challenging…
1. What Is Louisiana’s Act 409 (“Charlie’s Law”)? Everyone can agree that child safety…
TRENDING
