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Illinois tops U.S. in college spending, but loses over 106K students
Illinois ranked No. 1 for spending per student on higher education in 2024, paying more than double the national average. Declining enrollment, poorly structured finances, growing pension payments and bloated administration have driven up…
Distinctions Between Social Justice and Biblical…
In a world increasingly defined by group identity and collective grievance, the concept of “justice”…
Three More U.S. Appeals Courts Rely on Research by II’s…
Rob Natelson, our Senior Fellow in Constitutional Jurisprudence, has been relied on by U.S. Supreme…
74th defendant indicted in Feeding Our Future
Ahmednaji Maalim Aftin Sheikh, 28, a citizen and resident of Kenya, was indicted today in federal…
Minnesota lawmakers expand free prekindergarten seats,…
Last year, Minnesota lawmakers agreed to fund another 5,200 seats of free, voluntary…
States are announcing they intend to opt into federal tax-credit scholarship. Will Gov. Walz?
The first-ever federal school choice program will go into effect on January 1, 2027 and eligible K-12 students can then begin receiving scholarships to use toward qualified education expenses. If their state opts in. The Educational Choice for…
Fighting an Illegal Government Monopoly at the Arkansas…
When the local government banned Steven Hedrick from operating his small business in rural Arkansas,…
Guaranteed Basic Income is no panacea
In recent years, proponents of Guaranteed Basic Income (GBI) — programs that provide direct cash…
An unregistered Minnesota Dad
Erick Jorge Diego Alvarez-Henandez, age 46, was arraigned on two felony counts last week in federal…
Most Teachers Don’t Like Equitable Grading Practices…
Rather than being viewed as accurate indicators of knowledge and skills, traditional grades are…
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