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Public Education
Minnesota district escapes criminal charges after ‘concerning’ credit card purchases lacking documentation

After investigating a Minnesota district’s financial records, the county’s attorney has declined to file criminal charges but still rebuked officials’ mismanagement. “(Olmsted) County Attorney Michael Walters called the… Read More

February 18, 2026
Opinion
Wisdom from Washington: Why America should heed her first president’s counsel

In honor of President’s Day and George Washington’s birthday, every year, a U.S. Senator reads Washington’s Farewell Address before the chamber, as a reminder that the foundation of… Read More

February 16, 2026
Homeschools
Maine homeschoolers enjoy flexibility, success in alternative education models

For Lisa Berry, educational “success” involves far more than a diploma or other certification. “Most people would agree that success, in life or education, is really about being… Read More

February 10, 2026
World
China’s Xi purge of top military leaders leaves just one general remaining  

Over the weekend, China’s top leader Xi Jinping wrapped up the most sweeping purge of senior military leadership seen in decades, according to multiple media reports. The… Read More

January 26, 2026
Government
‘I’ve changed my mind’ – Rand Paul does major about-face on Google

(Daily Caller News Foundation) – Republican Kentucky Sen. Rand Paul pivoted his stance on Google and YouTube on Monday, writing “YouTube and its parent company Google deserves to be… Read More

January 21, 2026
Government
Fauci privately called natural immunity data ‘impressive’ before pushing COVID vaccines

(Daily Caller News Foundation) – Anthony Fauci privately acknowledged “impressive data” showed stronger immunity from a COVID-19 infection than vaccination while publicly pushing mandated shots, newly released documents show. Read More

January 14, 2026
Government
Post office admits it has little clue how to deal with hundreds of vacant buildings

(Daily Caller News Foundation) – The United States Postal Service (USPS) admitted it has 285 buildings across the country that are partially or completely unused, but said that legislative… Read More

January 9, 2026
Christian Schools
School choice grows as nearly 3% of students enroll in private programs, research finds

School choice is continuing to expand, with nearly 3% of students nationwide now enrolled in a private school choice program and fewer than 75% attending traditional public schools, according to new research. Read More

January 9, 2026
Government
After trust collapse, US adjusts childhood vaccine schedule

U.S. children may get fewer vaccine doses thanks to a new federal vaccine schedule reducing the number of recommended vaccines. The changes, directed by a presidential memorandum, updated the childhood immunization schedule to better align with other developed nations, a… Read More

January 6, 2026
Government
Trump admin announces it has suspended thousands of ‘Minnesota borrowers’ over suspected fraud

(Daily Caller News Foundation) – Small Business Administration (SBA) Administrator Kelly Loeffler announced late Thursday that her agency was suspending thousands of “Minnesota borrowers” amid “suspected fraudulent activity” involving… Read More

January 2, 2026