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Will the government shutdown affect Minnesota’s schools?
The recent government shutdown, which began twenty days ago on October 1st, has not yet significantly impacted Minnesota’s educational system and is unlikely to do so, assuming that the shutdown length does not stretch for several months. The longest…
Scholarships can help special ed students denied…
More than 2,000 special education students in Chicago Public Schools are denied support…
What countries restrict cell phone use?
Restricting cell phone use in American schools is a growing phenomenon, as concerns about student…
Time for new choices on how to fix Hawaii’s…
Photo by Mark Coleman By Arjuna Heim Over the past several decades, housing that is affordable to…
Four Minneapolis Police Officers recognized…
The International Association of Chiefs of Police (IACP) awarded four Minneapolis police officers as…
Per capita GDP growth is what matters, and Minnesota fares poorly
The recent film “A Precarious State” has drawn a number of responses, a recurring theme of which is that Minnesota’s problem is its slow growing economy resulting from its slow growing population. This misses the crucial point that what matters for…
Per capita GDP growth is what matters, and Minnesota…
The recent film “A Precarious State” has drawn a number of responses, a recurring theme of which is…
Minnesota Man tasered
Jose Alberto Arroyo-Sotelo is our Minnesota Man of the Day. Dramatic scenes played out up in Fridley…
Pelican Center for Justice Challenges Unconstitutional…
On October 20, the Pelican Institute for Public Policy and Center for American Rights filed a…
Illinois SNAP errors could cost taxpayers up to $700…
Illinois risks millions in penalties under new federal law because of errors in determining…
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