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Phil Weiser’s troubling taxpayer-funded obsession with Trump
Weiser has used taxpayer-funded lawsuits to go on a jihad against President Trump, and probably to promote his own candidacy for governor. This article first appeared on November 11, 2025 in Complete Colorado. Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser…
How DFL “trifecta” tab fee hike hit affordability for…
Minnesotans will be discovering the many ways the “historic” trifecta of 2023 hit them in the pocket…
Minneapolis City Council Member Carjacked
Jamal Osman, Minneapolis City Councilmember representing Ward 6, was car jacked last night in South…
American Veterans, American Gratitude
The Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 1296 is in a blue-collar area of suburban Minneapolis. With…
Revocation is Evergreen
Last Friday, the state of Minnesota formally revoked the license of a long-closed and allegedly…
What You Need To Know For Special Session
Connecticut lawmakers are moving quickly in a special session — tackling housing, emergency spending, and healthcare policy from Nov. 12-13. Some proposals represent steps in the right direction. Others risk repeating old mistakes. Here’s where…
High school girls inspire hope for the future in…
High school girls from around the state spent their Saturday at the Minnesota Capitol bringing…
Two Wrongs Don’t Make a Right
A proposed bill in St. Louis County would mandate the imposition of several burdensome regulations…
A Veterans Day Salute to Service and Liberty
Every liberty Americans exercise—speech, conscience, property, opportunity—has been secured by…
Chicago’s high sales taxes about to increase to No. 1…
Chicago-area sales taxes were already No. 2 in the U.S., but new taxing authority handed to…
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