Government News

Minnesota education commissioner defends DEI in response to Trump admin crackdown

Minnesota Education Commissioner Willie Jett testifies during a June 2024 Minnesota legislative hearing. (Minnesota Senate Media Services/YouTube) Minnesota Department of Education (MDE) Commissioner Willie Jett is pushing back on a U.S. Department of Education request to certify that no

Minnesota education commissioner defends DEI in response to Trump admin crackdown2025-04-11T17:54:00-05:00

Democrats block Ellison oversight bill following release of Feeding Our Future audio

The Minnesota House chamber pictured in January 2025. (Hayley Feland/Alpha News) Minnesota Republicans say they are disturbed by a newly released recording of Attorney General Keith Ellison pledging support to individuals who were later charged in the $250

Democrats block Ellison oversight bill following release of Feeding Our Future audio2025-04-11T15:53:00-05:00

Keith Ellison’s denials and dishonesty in the Feeding Our Future scandal

Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison (Photo by Lorie Shaull/CC BY 2.0) When the Feeding Our Future scandal broke, Minnesotans were rightfully outraged. More than $250 million—taxpayer dollars meant to feed low-income children during the pandemic—was instead funneled into

Keith Ellison’s denials and dishonesty in the Feeding Our Future scandal2025-04-11T06:48:00-05:00

Minnesota homeschool enrollment reaches highest ever

Shutterstock (Center of the American Experiment) — Minnesota homeschool enrollment for the 2024-2025 school year is the highest on record, surpassing even the spike during COVID and school closures. New enrollment data from the Minnesota Department of Education reports 31,216

Minnesota homeschool enrollment reaches highest ever2025-03-20T07:30:00-05:00

Jurors in Feeding Our Future trial return guilty verdicts

Aimee Bock testifies in federal court during her trial in the Feeding Our Future case. (Credit: Cedric Hohnstadt) Jurors in the Feeding Our Future trial returned guilty verdicts for Aimee Bock and Salim Said after a brief deliberation

Jurors in Feeding Our Future trial return guilty verdicts2025-03-19T17:26:00-05:00

Feeding Our Future case goes to the jury

Feeding Our Future CEO Aimee Bock in the courtroom with her attorney, Ken Udoibok. (Credit: Cedric Hohnstadt) Attorneys in the Feeding Our Future trial of Aimee Bock and Salim Said made their closing arguments to the jury yesterday.

Feeding Our Future case goes to the jury2025-03-19T13:26:00-05:00

Feeding Our Future founder’s alleged scheme thrived with political support

Sen. Omar Fateh stands behind Feeding Our Future CEO Aimee Bock during a June 2021 event. (Xogmaal Media/YouTube) As the trial of Feeding Our Future’s mastermind Aimee Bock heads into its fifth week, courtroom testimony has painted a

Feeding Our Future founder’s alleged scheme thrived with political support2025-03-04T17:53:00-06:00

Relative of Sen. Bobby Joe Champion pleads guilty in $6 million pandemic aid fraud scheme

Tezzaree El-Amin Champion/prior booking photo Hennepin County Jail A Minneapolis non-profit executive and business consultant pleaded guilty in federal court to leading a scheme to defraud a number of federal, state, local, private programs and other sources of

Relative of Sen. Bobby Joe Champion pleads guilty in $6 million pandemic aid fraud scheme2025-03-01T13:12:00-06:00

Non-binary pronouns in 3rd-grade classrooms

A Minnesota Department of Education office building in St. Paul, Minn. (Hayley Feland/Alpha News) (Center of the American Experiment) — Starting this fall for the 2025-26 school year, Minnesota’s public schools will be required to teach third graders

Non-binary pronouns in 3rd-grade classrooms2025-02-26T06:41:00-06:00

FBI surveillance footage showed no kids were served at rundown building

Assistant U.S. Attorney Dan Bobier points at Aimee Bock during opening arguments earlier this month. (Credit: Cedric Hohnstadt) Testimony resumed Monday at the Feeding Our Future fraud trial as Aimee Bock’s defense team cross-examined FBI Special Agent Jared

FBI surveillance footage showed no kids were served at rundown building2025-02-25T12:33:00-06:00
Go to Top