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state Rep. Virnig received $108,000 in employment settlement

state Rep. Virnig received $108,000 in employment settlement

News outlets (AlphaNews and KSTP) have obtained the settlement document between sitting state Rep. Bianca Virnig (DFL-Eagan) and her former outside employer, BrightWorks. KSTP reporter Tom Hauser posted the document on Twitter (X) this morning. It reveals that...

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Minnesota’s Economic News — W/E 12/6/24

Minnesota’s Economic News — W/E 12/6/24

State and local taxes and spending Pioneer Press: St. Paul ‘Truth in Taxation’ hearing scheduled Monday, but Carter and council still $6 million apart Pine and Lakes Echo Journal: Letter to the Editor: Seasonal property owners need a voice KROC: State Revenues...

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Residents say property tax hikes pricing them out of homes

Residents say property tax hikes pricing them out of homes

Note to county commissioners and other local officials with taxing authority. It doesn’t help help your constituents feel any less pain over their property tax bills being finalized this month by pointing out that everyone’s raising taxes, not just your unit of...

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The Daniel Penny verdict – why we should care

The Daniel Penny verdict – why we should care

The incident On May 1st, 2023, in the midafternoon, Daniel Penny, a 24-year-old former US Marine attending college in Manhattan took a fateful subway ride home after class. During the trip, 30-year-old Jordan Nealy, a homeless man with a history of mental...

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Another tech giant sees a nuclear-powered future

Another tech giant sees a nuclear-powered future

Earlier this week, Meta (parent company of Facebook) sent out a request for proposals for nuclear-generated electricity beginning next decade. Reuters reports, Meta said on Tuesday it is seeking proposals from nuclear power developers to help meet its...

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U.S. math scores decline dramatically on international test

U.S. math scores decline dramatically on international test

U.S. math and science performance on an international assessment have declined once again. While American students still scored above international averages, the country’s rankings slipped. The Trends in International Mathematics and Science Study (TIMSS)...

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the growing welfare spending problem

the growing welfare spending problem

Yesterday’s budget forecast confirmed what American Experiment has continuously warned about — Minnesota’s budget is unsustainable. Unfortunately, the forces that are putting pressure on the budget are ongoing, and will likely only get worse. Ergo, if lawmakers...

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