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Say “aloha” to fraud
Charged with five counts of wire and bank fraud, Jonathan Weinhagen made his first appearance this afternoon in federal court in downtown St. Paul. You may recall that Weinhagen had served as head of the Minneapolis Regional Chamber of Commerce from…
Understanding the State Government’s Use of AI…
Artificial intelligence (AI) has rapidly become a crucial tool in nearly every industry. Government…
Fmr. Auditor makes explosive fraud claims about DFL
Yesterday, former Legislative Auditor Jim Nobles published a commentary in the Minnesota Star…
Wyoming Mom Faced Retaliation by School Officials.…
Her son was gone, and she wanted to understand why. Instead of getting answers from officials who…
Signs of a school district under strain as Minneapolis…
Minneapolis School District is facing a potential teacher strike and a $75 million budget shortfall.…
Recent Education Hearing Explores Student Pipeline to Meet Louisiana’s Workforce Needs
On October 8, 2025, Louisiana’s House Education Committee held a hearing at the LSU Health Sciences Center in New Orleans to learn more about pathways to health care professions and how to better meet the state’s growing need for health care…
What is Antitrust? – Pelican Policy
For over a century, antitrust laws have been a defining feature of America’s economic policy. Born…
The pervasive myth of ‘cheap’ wind and solar
A recent letter to the editor in the Star Tribune — from a Minnesota Department of Commerce…
Harrisonville Goes for a Local Gas Tax
Harrisonville, in Cass County, has three local tax and bond issues on the November 4 ballot. This…
How Expiring ACA Subsidies Expose Minnesota’s Medicaid…
As the federal government shutdown enters its fourth week, Democrats in Congress withhold votes to…
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