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Most Minnesotans now rate public schools a ‘C’ or worse
A majority of Minnesotans say public schools are falling short, with 54 percent now rating school performance a “C,” “D,” or “F,” according to American Experiment’s December Thinking Minnesota Poll. The results point to a notable shift in public…
A $500 Million Temporary Emergency Fund Is Starting to…
Connecticut’s new half-billion-dollar emergency relief fund, passed during the legislature’s…
What’s behind the GDP numbers?
When Gross Domestic Product (GDP) shrank in the first quarter, many commentators were quick to blame…
Last Christmas, I Gave You My … Tax Dollars?
Christmas is a time for giving. Unfortunately, some government officials believe that means they can…
Minnesota’s Sheriffs issue a “Vote of No Confidence”…
A call to resign Minnesota’s 87 elected sheriffs met on December 8th for their annual Minnesota…
Chicago gets $16.6B budget after mayor signs it
Chicago avoided a city shutdown when Mayor Brandon Johnson accepted the alternative budget aldermen passed despite his wishes. Just in time for Christmas, Chicago aldermen got the 2026 budget they pushed on Mayor Brandon Johnson when he…
Churchill’s Christmas remarks still ring true
Nearly ninety years ago, the people of Germany, enthused by neo-pagan occultism, fascism, and…
What Is the School Choice Situation in Kansas?
The debate over school choice in Kansas often gets bogged down in politics and process. But the…
Taxpayers on the hook for growing cost of government…
Debt is a powerful and beneficial tool when used appropriately. Unfortunately, at the state,…
Nash Herman Discusses False Claims About Colorado’s…
Independence Institute Policy Analyst Nash Herman appeared on the Free State Colorado podcast this…
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