In the Break Room:
👉Trump administration moves increase line speed limits for meat processors
👉Fired federal workers reinstated but larger cuts planned
👉Cleveland-Cliffs lays off 630 mine workers
👉120 nursing home workers threaten strike https://t.co/XCjKPlHvjf
In 2023, lawmakers increased funding for the K-12 Education Credit helping low-income families afford tutoring. One of the bill's testifiers runs a company called Success Tutoring that mothers say scammed them out of thousands https://t.co/Wvzha76Wo4
I'm out with an investigation today about two tutoring companies — Success Tutoring and Achievers Tutoring — that charged thousands under Minnesota's K-12 education tax credit while outsourcing instruction to Filipino teachers paid less than $5 per hour https://t.co/5YAAAWAZEH
The Public Utilities Commission has granted a long-awaited permit for a Minnesota portion of a massive planned carbon capture pipeline network https://t.co/D5ehDYAjuD
The most expensive health care system.
One of the lowest life expectancies in the wealthy world.
In his manifesto, Luigi Mangione paints himself as a man radicalized by statistics.
https://t.co/HNPr8LR2q3
Minnesota’s Office of Cannabis Management on Wednesday announced that it’s canceling a planned lottery for special early cannabis licenses intended to help disadvantaged entrepreneurs get a leg-up in the nascent legal marijuana market. https://t.co/chMBINLSwJ
Part 2 of our commentary series on government fraud in Minnesota: Don’t get into a fight with the Office of Legislative Auditor. Okay, just this once. https://t.co/VWftfgIF9C
In 2018, the former director of athletic medicine for the University of Minnesota sent a letter to the Board of Regents alleging mistreatment of athletes.
After she raised those concerns internally, her employment contract was not renewed.
https://t.co/Cr5jgYNPVA
Via @stateline_news cc: Minnesota legislators. Growth of sports betting may be linked to financial woes, new studies find https://t.co/WqFIkihQOs via @MNReformer
From our friends at @19thnews Minnesota-born Hegseth is wrong leader for women in the military, warn women veterans and lawmakers https://t.co/9ly6vzvBvL via @MNReformer
In 2023 the company paid a $7.8 million Federal Trade Commission fine for sharing sensitive health data with advertisers, including Facebook, Pinterest and SnapChat.
https://t.co/jdIx2aHsDH via @MNReformer
Minnesota is likely to end the next two-year budget cycle with a small surplus, officials said Wednesday. But uncertainty around inflation and Trump administration policies could quickly change the state's financial picture — and a deficit is looming.
https://t.co/qhgW5Cwq1V