Index uses existing measures of economy, social capital and other factors to predict opportunity; we trail Minnesota but beat Illinois A new study predicting which states are best equipped for social…
Huge taxpayer savings are at risk, but beyond that is the question of who controls government, voters or organizers The unions’ lawsuit to overturn Wisconsin’s “Act 10” 2011 labor reforms…
Don’t forget to be thankful for the risk-takers Did you enjoy home-baked bread at Thanksgiving and think to yourself that you’d have it more often if only baking weren’t so…
Two-thirds of children whose schools are under attack by Minocqua beer baron are racial or ethnic minorities, all are poor, many are very likely his fellow Democrats In the lawsuit…
America has changed its mind on what public education looks like, thanks to parents who demanded school choice “The Death of Public School,” proclaimed the title of a widely touted…
The American tradition of free speech runs up against rage at colleges, but there are signs of hope It was startling, but surely not surprising, when protesters disrupted an online…
Legislative reforms mesh with recommendations in Badger Institute paper Sometimes, the most helpful thing a government can do is to stop being “helpful.” Gov. Tony Evers may not get this,…
If the system’s so rotten, why shouldn’t kids escape? It’s plain that many of the prominent radicals in an ongoing Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction speaker series about racial “equity”…
DPI series has history of speakers peddling ‘critical’ view of race in America As part of a training program, an initiative of the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction is bringing…
The first fruits of Wisconsin’s school choice victory can be replicated Gus Ramirez softens nothing when diagnosing Milwaukee’s situation. “Minority kids are getting screwed,” he said, “and they’re getting screwed…
Patrick McIlheran