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Why so many cosmetology schools in Minnesota are considered “low earnings”
Last week, I wrote about the U.S. Department of Education’s newest student protection initiative — a low earnings indicator that alerts prospective students when a school chosen on their FAFSA form has average graduate earnings lower than average…
Accounting for Growth: Human capital and education
Back in October, I wrote about Minnesota’s relatively poor performance on GDP per capita growth in…
2025, Wrapped (And Looking Ahead to 2026)
This year was a massively impactful year for Maine Policy Institute. From testifying on more than…
$2 billion Chiefs stadium deal won’t fix the Kansas…
Kansas Governor Laura Kelly declared it a “once-in-a-generation opportunity” to transform the…
Victory! Oregon Bar Cannot Compel Lawyers’ Speech
No one should be barred from their profession simply for refusing to subsidize speech they disagree…
Feds set 10-day clock for Minnesota on Title IX case
The U.S. Department of Education has issued a 10-day deadline for the Minnesota Department of Education and the Minnesota State High School League to resolve an ongoing Title IX dispute, warning of potential federal enforcement action. After repeated…
Illinois spends $1M to rethink capitalism
Illinois progressives want to reimagine capitalism and hand out free money with the tax…
Week in Review: Protecting Idaho Families and Children
Idaho families are struggling. They have been under attack by the burdens of outrageous inflation…
Child Protection or Child Profit? Parental Rights at…
Every year, parental rights are trampled as hundreds of children are taken from their families in…
Minnesota’s Economic News — W/E 12/26/25
State and local taxes and spending Kanabec County Times: Where do your taxes go? The Ely Echo: City…
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