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Why colleges are swiping right on students
As the number of 18-year-old college applicants declines, many higher education institutions are loosening admission barriers, according to The Hechinger Report. Through one-click applications, waived application fees, extended admission acceptance,…
Voters set to hold Walz accountable for fraud
As Gov. Tim Walz prepares to run for a rare third term, he would be wise to prepare an explanation…
Polling Shows Rural Areas More Receptive to Data…
November 29, 2025 Late September in Indianapolis, residents filled a city council meeting with…
Karen Van Caulil, Doug Wheeler: The 340B Drug Program —…
The 340B Drug Discount Program was created to improve access to medications for low-income patients.…
Nearly 30,000 Chicago teachers are caught in pension…
Half of retired Chicago pensioners make more than average working Illinoisans, but nearly…
Week in Review: Make Idaho Sovereign Again
State sovereignty is a fundamental principle of Americanism and it should be reclaimed by our executive and legislative branches. The 10th Amendment made this principle unmistakable: powers not explicitly delegated to the federal government were…
Idaho Lands in Idaho Hands
Is Idaho your “adopted” state? If so, why did you move here? Most people list Idaho’s relatively…
Minnesota’s Economic News — W/E 11/28/25
State and local taxes and spending KTTC: Property taxes: Where do they go and who sets the amounts?…
Why a Minnesota law to limit foster care removals could…
Should foster-care decisions aim for a demographic balance? Or should they follow where the evidence…
State withholds records on fraud cases
Your government at work. From the Minnesota Star Tribune Minnesota can release records on Medicaid…
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