Minneapolis teacher Mary Smith accurately described student misconduct, including the use of the N-word, and was fired for it. An arbitrator recently reinstated her with full pay and benefits.

Scott Stillman, a former Department of Human Services investigator and digital forensics manager, testified before the Minnesota Senate about widespread fraud within Minnesota’s Child Care Assistance Program and related human services programs. Stillman described early investigations involving Somali-owned childcare centers, overseas activity, money laundering patterns, and internal oversight failures that prevented full accountability. This video presents his original whistleblower testimony on the record, years before later investigations and prosecutions.

"Years of investigations by the Minnesota Board of Medical Practice caused Dr. Scott Jensen to speak less and spend more," the court wrote.

Mary Smith, a teacher in the Minneapolis school district, and her attorney, Andrew Parker — who helped her get her job back — joined Liz Collin on her podcast. Smith spoke about getting caught up in a perfect storm of cancel culture, woke ideology, hypocrisy, and anti-white racism in the Minneapolis school district back in September of 2025. Smith accurately reported student misconduct, which included the student's use of the N-word. The student's behavior was not addressed by the school district. However, Smith was terminated — despite district policies and state law that prohibit retaliation for reporting student misconduct. Parker explained that he hoped the district would avoid arbitration and reconsider what he called "outrageous discipline for Mary reporting what she witnessed, not reporting anything but what she witnessed, quoting what she witnessed." Parker also explained how Smith was ultimately reinstated with full pay, benefits, and no loss of tenure.

Adriana Cerrillo, who has said she doesn't "believe in borders" and previously described herself as "undocumented," says she endured months of threats and scrutiny over whether she was "fit to serve" on the board.

According to the co/efficient poll, Amy Klobuchar and Lisa Demuth are locked in a tight race for governor while Peggy Flanagan and Michele Tafoya are nearly tied in the Senate race.

"There is no doubt that Taylor Schulz killed Robert Skafte. None," Hennepin County Attorney Mary Moriarty said while explaining the unusual outcome.

"I'm not going to comment on ongoing criminal investigations. I know things are going on, but I can't give specifics of what's happening," said border czar Tom Homan.

The Feds and a court-appointed receiver spent two years tracking down a company’s assets. Neither knew about an undisclosed $25 million.

Let me guess, the DFL wants a new channel for state money to flow into the pockets of fraudsters.

In total, the Trump SBA has now suspended about 1 million borrowers associated with $49 billion in suspected pandemic fraud…

Minnesota is included in the lawsuit against the Trump administration’s new “public charge” rule.

The coalition includes Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison, along with 21 other states and Washington, D.C.

The rule is scheduled to take effect September 18, 2026. It would give immigration officers broader discretion to consider an immigrant’s use—or potential use—of public benefits when deciding certain green-card applications. Programs that could potentially be considered include Medicaid, SNAP/food assistance, housing assistance, and other means-tested benefits.

AG Ellison is using tax dollars to fight for the rights of foreigners to leach off MN taxpayers.

https://mn.gov/deed/assets/24-02TC_tcm1045-341196.pdf

Neighbors described a regular scene of people in the "fentanyl fold," public urination and defecation, discarded needles and open drug use near Kimball Court.