Minnesota
Federal immunity protects police who abuse the public
A police officer had a woman jailed for over two years on false charges in connection with a bogus sex-trafficking ring. But the officer, Heather Weyker, cannot be sued, because a court ruled in July that she was acting under…
Two minutes of hate for Noem
I mentioned earlier that DHS Secretary Kristi Noem was in Minnesota yesterday. She made some news during a brief visit, According to Noem, more than 4,300 people have been removed from the streets of Minnesota since Jan. 1.…
Kristi Noem visits Minnesota | Power Line
The U.S. Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary, Kristi Noem, paid a visit to the North Star State yesterday. In many respects, Minnesota is ground zero for the illegal immigration crisis, even though the big cities (New York, Los…
USA Powerlifting pushes back after high court says it ‘discriminated’ against gender-confused male
Fri Oct 24, 2025 - 12:56 pm EDT (LifeSiteNews) — USA Powerlifting says it looks forward to further explaining why it barred a gender-confused male from competing against female athletes following a Minnesota Supreme Court…
Signs of the times
Yesterday evening I attended the opening of this year’s Twin Cities Jewish Film Festival at the Riverview Theater in Minneapolis’s Longfellow neighborhood. A uniformed security officer stood guard conspicuously…
The Weinhagen factor | Power Line
I broke some news this afternoon in Minnesota, being the first in the media to report (by eight (8) minutes) the federal indictment on 5 wire and bank fraud charges of Jonathan Weinhagen, age 42. The Feds accuse Weinhagen of…
A lift too far | Power Line
On the local front I have sought to draw attention to the case of JayCee Cooper v. USA Powerlifting in several posts over the past two years. The case raised the question whether USAPL’s separation of men from women in…
What the fraud? | Power Line
KSTP 5 Eyewitness News spotlights the massive defrauding of Minnesota state programs in the report “What the fraud?” The four-minute clip below has nothing that will be new to Power Line readers, but it flags the scope of the…
The Norwegian exception | Power Line
From a column in the Minneapolis Star Tribune, Rash: Celebrating Minnesota’s rich heritage, 200 years after Norwegians first docked in the U.S. The occasion for John Rash’s column was a visit to Minnesota by Norway’s Crown…
No Komments | Power Line
On its home page this morning the Star Tribune has plastered a big story about the local editions of the No Kings protests. The story runs with two bylines and notes six contributors. The staff observes: “Their objections…
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