# Actions At Issue Arguments _The ten regimes, the cases, and the federal actions between Minnesota and the United States — each portal ends with two readings of the same record, critical of both parties, and a table of the corpus's claims checked against it._ ## The ten Regime portals - [[wiki/MN/Portals/Portal - Affirmative Action Regime|Portal - Affirmative Action Regime]] — An entry point to the Minnesota statutes, rules, executive orders, reports and federal case that the project's corpus groups as the Affirmative Action Regime — what each instrument… - [[wiki/MN/Portals/Portal - Climate Regime|Portal - Climate Regime]] — An entry point to this project's articles on Minnesota's climate and resource instruments: the State's suit against oil producers and the United States' suit to stop it, the electricity… - [[wiki/MN/Portals/Portal - Community Action Programs Regime|Portal - Community Action Programs Regime]] — An entry point to this project's articles on Minnesota's community action network and the federal law behind it, the one federal prosecution of a Minnesota community action agency's… - [[wiki/MN/Portals/Portal - Feminism Regime|Portal - Feminism Regime]] — An entry point to this project's articles on the Minnesota instruments written in terms of sex or for women, the caucuses and officials of both parties who wrote and signed them, the… - [[wiki/MN/Portals/Portal - Metropolitan Council Regime|Portal - Metropolitan Council Regime]] — An entry point to this project's articles on the Twin Cities Metropolitan Council: the 1967 statute and the appointment rule, the fight over an elected council, the regional tax-base,… - [[wiki/MN/Portals/Portal - New Minnesotans Regime|Portal - New Minnesotans Regime]] — An entry point to this project's articles on refugee resettlement in Minnesota, the state offices and statutes that serve immigrant and refugee residents, and the federal executive… - [[wiki/MN/Portals/Portal - One Minnesota Regime|Portal - One Minnesota Regime]] — An entry point to this project's articles on the governors' orders, councils, offices, plan and budget that carry the One Minnesota name, the statutes that bound them, the measures they… - [[wiki/MN/Portals/Portal - PELRA Regime|Portal - PELRA Regime]] — An entry point to this project's articles on Minnesota's Public Employment Labor Relations Act of 1971, the agencies and unions that work under it, the fair-share and dues cases decided… - [[wiki/MN/Portals/Portal - Professional Association Regime|Portal - Professional Association Regime]] — An entry point to this project's articles on the Minnesota bodies that decide who may practise a profession: the licensing boards of chapter 214, the Supreme Court's bar, the teacher and… - [[wiki/MN/Portals/Portal - University of Minnesota Regime|Portal - University of Minnesota Regime]] — An entry point to this project's articles on the University of Minnesota: its territorial charter and constitutional standing, the land that endowed it, the 2023 report that retold its… ## Case registers by state [[States/AL/AL_Cases|Alabama]] · [[States/AK/AK_Cases|Alaska]] · [[States/AZ/AZ_Cases|Arizona]] · [[States/AR/AR_Cases|Arkansas]] · [[States/CA/CA_Cases|California]] · [[States/CO/CO_Cases|Colorado]] · [[States/CT/CT_Cases|Connecticut]] · [[States/DE/DE_Cases|Delaware]] · [[States/FL/FL_Cases|Florida]] · [[States/GA/GA_Cases|Georgia]] · [[States/HI/HI_Cases|Hawaii]] · [[States/ID/ID_Cases|Idaho]] · [[States/IL/IL_Cases|Illinois]] · [[States/IN/IN_Cases|Indiana]] · [[States/IA/IA_Cases|Iowa]] · [[States/KS/KS_Cases|Kansas]] · [[States/KY/KY_Cases|Kentucky]] · [[States/LA/LA_Cases|Louisiana]] · [[States/ME/ME_Cases|Maine]] · [[States/MD/MD_Cases|Maryland]] · [[States/MA/MA_Cases|Massachusetts]] · [[States/MI/MI_Cases|Michigan]] · [[States/MN/MN_Cases|Minnesota]] · [[States/MS/MS_Cases|Mississippi]] · [[States/MO/MO_Cases|Missouri]] · [[States/MT/MT_Cases|Montana]] · [[States/NE/NE_Cases|Nebraska]] · [[States/NV/NV_Cases|Nevada]] · [[States/NH/NH_Cases|New Hampshire]] · [[States/NJ/NJ_Cases|New Jersey]] · [[States/NM/NM_Cases|New Mexico]] · [[States/NY/NY_Cases|New York]] · [[States/NC/NC_Cases|North Carolina]] · [[States/ND/ND_Cases|North Dakota]] · [[States/OH/OH_Cases|Ohio]] · [[States/OK/OK_Cases|Oklahoma]] · [[States/OR/OR_Cases|Oregon]] · [[States/PA/PA_Cases|Pennsylvania]] · [[States/RI/RI_Cases|Rhode Island]] · [[States/SC/SC_Cases|South Carolina]] · [[States/SD/SD_Cases|South Dakota]] · [[States/TN/TN_Cases|Tennessee]] · [[States/TX/TX_Cases|Texas]] · [[States/UT/UT_Cases|Utah]] · [[States/VT/VT_Cases|Vermont]] · [[States/VA/VA_Cases|Virginia]] · [[States/WA/WA_Cases|Washington]] · [[States/WV/WV_Cases|West Virginia]] · [[States/WI/WI_Cases|Wisconsin]] · [[States/WY/WY_Cases|Wyoming]] ## Cases (86) - [[wiki/US/Alexander v. Sandoval|Alexander v. Sandoval]] — *Case, United States Supreme Court, 532 U.S. - [[wiki/US/Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services|Ames v. Ohio Department of Youth Services]] — *Ames v. - [[wiki/MN/Booth matter, 2002|Booth matter, 2002]] — The Booth matter is a Minnesota case matter that the pack's only source dates to 2002. - [[wiki/US/Bostock v. Clayton County|Bostock v. Clayton County]] — *United States Supreme Court decision (2020) holding that Title VII's bar on sex discrimination covers sexual orientation and gender identity* - [[wiki/MN/Brayton v. Pawlenty|Brayton v. Pawlenty]] — *Minnesota Supreme Court case, decided 2010, reported at 781 N.W.2d 357* - [[wiki/US/Brown v. Legal Foundation of Washington|Brown v. Legal Foundation of Washington]] — *U.S. - [[wiki/US/Buck v. Bell|Buck v. Bell]] — *1927 U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Byron Smith case|Byron Smith case]] — *A Minnesota double-homicide prosecution tried by the Washington County Attorney's Office after two other prosecuting offices declined it.* - [[wiki/US/Cannon v. University of Chicago|Cannon v. University of Chicago]] — *U.S. - [[wiki/US/Carver's Grant|Carver's Grant]] — *A purported 1767 deed to about 10,000 square miles east of the Mississippi, rejected by Congress in 1823* - [[wiki/US/Chapter 11|Chapter 11]] — *Federal bankruptcy reorganization filing by the Diocese of St. - [[wiki/MN/Chauvin conviction|Chauvin conviction]] — *Case-record entry on the 2021 Minnesota criminal conviction of Derek Chauvin, and on the Hennepin County Attorney's office, which was displaced from the prosecution.* - [[wiki/MN/Daunte Wright charging decision|Daunte Wright charging decision]] — The Daunte Wright charging decision was the decision whether to bring criminal charges against the police officer who fatally shot Daunte Wright. - [[wiki/US/Cases/DOJ Civil Rights Division investigation of the Hennepin County Attorney's Office (race in prosecutorial decisions)|DOJ Civil Rights Division investigation of the Hennepin County Attorney's Office (race in prosecutorial decisions)]] — *Federal administrative matter, DOJ 25-469, opened May 5, 2025; - [[wiki/MN/Cases/DOJ Health Care Fraud Unit — July 2026 Minnesota takedown (15 defendants|DOJ Health Care Fraud Unit — July 2026 Minnesota takedown (15 defendants]] — *Federal criminal enforcement action in the District of Minnesota, July 2026; - [[wiki/US/Cases/ED OCR and HHS OCR Title IX noncompliance finding against MDE and MSHSL|ED OCR and HHS OCR Title IX noncompliance finding against MDE and MSHSL]] — *Federal administrative Title IX noncompliance finding (OCR 05254060 et al.), dated September 30, 2025, in the record; - [[wiki/US/Ellis|Ellis]] — *United States ex rel. - [[wiki/US/Cases/Equal Protection Project v. Minnesota State University Moorhead (race-based scholarships)|Equal Protection Project v. Minnesota State University Moorhead (race-based scholarships)]] — *Federal administrative complaint, U.S. - [[wiki/US/Cases/Equal Protection Project v. University of Minnesota (BIPOC Design Justice Initiative)|Equal Protection Project v. University of Minnesota (BIPOC Design Justice Initiative)]] — *Federal administrative complaint before the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Feeding Our Future prosecutions|Feeding Our Future prosecutions]] — *Federal criminal cases over fraud connected to Feeding Our Future in Minnesota, brought by the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Female Athletes United v. Ellison|Female Athletes United v. Ellison]] — *Eighth Circuit decision on the scope of Title IX's private right of action (No. - [[wiki/MN/Cases/Female Athletes United v. Ellison|Female Athletes United v. Ellison]] — *Eighth Circuit appeal (No. - [[wiki/US/Gallagher|Gallagher]] — Gallagher is the short name a March 8, 2012 internal U.S. - [[wiki/MN/George Floyd cases|George Floyd cases]] — *Criminal and civil proceedings arising from the death of George Floyd in Minneapolis on May 25, 2020.* - [[wiki/MN/Good matter, EO 26-05 ¶ 8|Good matter, EO 26-05 ¶ 8]] — *Live litigation carved out by name in paragraph 8 of Executive Order 26-05 (Minnesota).* - [[wiki/MN/Goodhue County Loyalty Trials of 1918|Goodhue County Loyalty Trials of 1918]] — *Subject record: a 1918 Goodhue County proceeding that one Carver County at-issue pair uses as a proxy.* - [[wiki/US/Griggs|Griggs]] — *U.S. - [[wiki/US/Griggs v. Duke Power|Griggs v. Duke Power]] — *1971 U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Cases/In re Otto Bremer Trust (Attorney General petition)|In re Otto Bremer Trust (Attorney General petition)]] — *Ramsey County District Court and Minnesota Supreme Court matter concerning the supervision of a charitable trust under Minn. - [[wiki/US/Inclusive Communities|Inclusive Communities]] — *Subject entry on* Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs v. - [[wiki/US/ISIL recruitment cases|ISIL recruitment cases]] — *Subject entry: the 2015 ISIL recruitment cases against Twin Cities men, covered only as far as the present record reaches.* - [[wiki/US/It Can't Happen Here|It Can't Happen Here]] — *A 1935 novel by Sinclair Lewis, and a phrase used in scholarly commentary on institutional denial* - [[wiki/US/Johnson v. McIntosh|Johnson v. McIntosh]] — *1823 U.S. - [[wiki/US/Little v. Hecox|Little v. Hecox]] — *Case cited as pending by the Eighth Circuit in 2026, as recorded in the Minnesota record.* - [[wiki/US/Magner v. Gallagher|Magner v. Gallagher]] — *Supreme Court case brought by the City of Saint Paul (certiorari granted November 7, 2011; - [[wiki/US/Main Street|Main Street]] — *Novel by Sinclair Lewis (1920) and the subject of a 1921 Pulitzer Prize dispute* - [[wiki/MN/Maitland litigation|Maitland litigation]] — *A subject record: the Maitland litigation (1994–2003) as it appears in the project's at-issue record.* - [[wiki/US/Cases/Maitland v. University of Minnesota|Maitland v. University of Minnesota]] — *Federal employment-discrimination case against the University of Minnesota, settled June 12, 2003* - [[wiki/MN/Marcus Golden case|Marcus Golden case]] — *The St. - [[wiki/US/Cases/Mdewakanton - Sioux half-breed descendants v. United States (Lake Pepin reservation; federal recognition)|Mdewakanton - Sioux half-breed descendants v. United States (Lake Pepin reservation; federal recognition)]] — *Federal civil action in the U.S. - [[wiki/US/Cases/Minneapolis Foundation et al. v. EPA (Environmental Justice grantmaker terminations)|Minneapolis Foundation et al. v. EPA (Environmental Justice grantmaker terminations)]] — *Federal civil case, U.S. - [[wiki/US/Minneapolis pattern-or-practice investigation|Minneapolis pattern-or-practice investigation]] — *A United States Department of Justice civil-rights inquiry into the Minneapolis Police Department, opened April 21, 2021, and ended by dismissal in 2025.* - [[wiki/MN/Cases/Minnesota Department of Human Rights v. City of Minneapolis (court-enforceable settlement agreement)|Minnesota Department of Human Rights v. City of Minneapolis (court-enforceable settlement agreement)]] — *State civil case, Hennepin County District Court, docket 27-CV-23-4177, filed July 13, 2023; - [[wiki/US/Minnesota v. Carter|Minnesota v. Carter]] — *1998 United States Supreme Court decision on Fourth Amendment protection for short-term guests; - [[wiki/US/Newell|Newell]] — *False Claims Act qui tam case against the City of Saint Paul, declined by the United States in February 2012 and named in a March 8, 2012 DOJ internal email.* - [[wiki/MN/No. 27-CV-23-4177|No. 27-CV-23-4177]] — *Minnesota v. - [[wiki/MN/Perpich v. Department of Defense|Perpich v. Department of Defense]] — *1990 United States Supreme Court decision on a governor's authority over National Guard deployment* - [[wiki/US/Phillips v. Washington Legal Foundation|Phillips v. Washington Legal Foundation]] — *United States Supreme Court case (1998) on whether interest on IOLTA accounts is the client's property* - [[wiki/MN/Potter case|Potter case]] — *Minnesota prosecution of Officer Potter, convicted of manslaughter in December 2021 and sentenced in February 2022.* - [[wiki/MN/Pretti matter, EO 26-05 ¶ 8|Pretti matter, EO 26-05 ¶ 8]] — *Case entry: a litigation matter named in paragraph 8 of Executive Order 26-05 (Minnesota)* - [[wiki/MN/Prince investigative data|Prince investigative data]] — *Carver County, Minnesota: custody and release of law enforcement data from the investigation into the death of Prince Rogers Nelson.* - [[wiki/US/R.A.V. v. City of St. Paul|R.A.V. v. City of St. Paul]] — *1992 Supreme Court decision striking down St. - [[wiki/US/Cases/Rajender v. University of Minnesota (consent decree)|Rajender v. University of Minnesota (consent decree)]] — *1980 consent decree in a Title VII action against the University of Minnesota, D. - [[wiki/MN/Sanctuary suit, 0-25-cv-03798|Sanctuary suit, 0-25-cv-03798]] — *Federal suit over Minnesota, Minneapolis, St. - [[wiki/US/Sherburne IGSA|Sherburne IGSA]] — *A subject-level record of the Sherburne IGSA and of the attempt to read it on the federal public record.* - [[wiki/MN/Sosa-Celis matter, EO 26-05 ¶ 8|Sosa-Celis matter, EO 26-05 ¶ 8]] — The Sosa-Celis matter is one of three matters in live litigation that paragraph 8 of Executive Order 26-05 carves out by name. - [[wiki/MN/Cases/State of Minnesota v. Derek Chauvin and related prosecutions (Hennepin County; AG-led)|State of Minnesota v. Derek Chauvin and related prosecutions (Hennepin County; AG-led)]] — *Minnesota state criminal case, Hennepin County District Court, docket 27-CR-20-12646, filed 2020* - [[wiki/US/United States ex rel. Ellis v. City of St. Paul|United States ex rel. Ellis v. City of St. Paul]] — *A False Claims Act qui tam matter against the City of Saint Paul, known from a congressional report and a quoted Department of Justice email, with no recoverable public docket.* - [[wiki/MN/United States of America We The People Minnesota, The v. State of Minnesota (0-23-cv-03094)|United States of America We The People Minnesota, The v. State of Minnesota (0-23-cv-03094)]] — *Civil docket 0:23-cv-03094; - [[wiki/US/Cases/United States v. City of Minneapolis (MPD consent decree)|United States v. City of Minneapolis (MPD consent decree)]] — *Federal civil rights case, U.S. - [[wiki/MN/United States v. City of Minneapolis, 0-25-cv-00048|United States v. City of Minneapolis, 0-25-cv-00048]] — *Federal case in the U.S. - [[wiki/US/Cases/United States v. Ellison|United States v. Ellison]] — *Federal civil case in the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota, filed 2026* - [[wiki/US/Cases/United States v. Feeding Our Future defendants (federal child-nutrition fraud)|United States v. Feeding Our Future defendants (federal child-nutrition fraud)]] — *Federal criminal case, D. - [[wiki/MN/United States v. Minnesota|United States v. Minnesota]] — *Federal civil actions brought by the United States against Minnesota, its agencies and local governments in the District of Minnesota.* - [[wiki/US/Cases/United States v. Minnesota Department of Education and Minnesota State High School League (Title IX)|United States v. Minnesota Department of Education and Minnesota State High School League (Title IX)]] — *Federal civil action, D. - [[wiki/MN/United States v. Minnesota Department of Education, 0-26-cv-02078|United States v. Minnesota Department of Education, 0-26-cv-02078]] — *Federal civil action under Title IX (D. - [[wiki/US/Cases/United States v. Minnesota, Minneapolis, Saint Paul and Hennepin County (sanctuary policies)|United States v. Minnesota, Minneapolis, Saint Paul and Hennepin County (sanctuary policies)]] — *Federal civil suit, D. - [[wiki/US/Cases/United States v. Sant et al.|United States v. Sant et al.]] — *Federal criminal case, U.S. - [[wiki/MN/United States v. Sant et al., 0-26-cr-00115|United States v. Sant et al., 0-26-cr-00115]] — *United States v. - [[wiki/MN/United States v. Simon|United States v. Simon]] — *Civil action in the United States District Court for the District of Minnesota, No. - [[wiki/MN/United States v. State of Minnesota (0-26-cv-00273)|United States v. State of Minnesota (0-26-cv-00273)]] — *Federal Title VII pattern-or-practice action against the State of Minnesota over its statewide affirmative-action hiring program, D. - [[wiki/MN/United States v. State of Minnesota (0-26-cv-04123)|United States v. State of Minnesota (0-26-cv-04123)]] — *Federal civil action by the United States against the State of Minnesota over state agency affirmative-action hiring* - [[wiki/MN/United States v. State of Minnesota (26-2905)|United States v. State of Minnesota (26-2905)]] — *Federal Title VII civil action (D. - [[wiki/US/Cases/United States v. State of Minnesota (affirmative-action hiring)|United States v. State of Minnesota (affirmative-action hiring)]] — *Case No. - [[wiki/US/Cases/United States v. Steve Simon and State of Minnesota (voter rolls)|United States v. Steve Simon and State of Minnesota (voter rolls)]] — *Federal civil action, U.S. - [[wiki/MN/United States v. Walz|United States v. Walz]] — *Federal civil lawsuit in the District of Minnesota challenging Minnesota's in-state-tuition and North Star Promise statutes* - [[wiki/US/Cases/United States v. Walz (in-state tuition and North Star Promise)|United States v. Walz (in-state tuition and North Star Promise)]] — *Federal civil case in the District of Minnesota challenging state in-state tuition and North Star Promise statutes* - [[wiki/US/United States v. Weber|United States v. Weber]] — *Supreme Court decision (1979) upholding voluntary affirmative-action plans under Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964; - [[wiki/US/Cases/University of Minnesota (Carlson School) — The Ph.D. Project Title VI resolution agreement|University of Minnesota (Carlson School) — The Ph.D. Project Title VI resolution agreement]] — *U.S. - [[wiki/MN/US & CFTC v. Minnesota, Walz, Ellison, DPS (+ Kalshi 0-26-cv-02778, Polymarket 0-26-cv-02841) (0-26-cv-02661)|US & CFTC v. Minnesota, Walz, Ellison, DPS (+ Kalshi 0-26-cv-02778, Polymarket 0-26-cv-02841) (0-26-cv-02661)]] — *Federal civil action, U.S. - [[wiki/MN/US v. Minnesota & Ellison (official capacity) (0-26-cv-02456)|US v. Minnesota & Ellison (official capacity) (0-26-cv-02456)]] — *Civil action brought by the United States against the State of Minnesota and Ellison in official capacity, docket 0:26-cv-02456.* - [[wiki/MN/US v. Minnesota, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Hennepin Co., Ellison, Witt (0-25-cv-03798)|US v. Minnesota, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Hennepin Co., Ellison, Witt (0-25-cv-03798)]] — *Lawsuit brought by the United States against Minnesota and others; - [[wiki/MN/US v. Steve Simon & Minnesota (0-25-cv-03761)|US v. Steve Simon & Minnesota (0-25-cv-03761)]] — *Federal civil action in the District of Minnesota, No. - [[wiki/MN/US v. Walz, Ellison, OHE, Minnesota (0-25-cv-02668)|US v. Walz, Ellison, OHE, Minnesota (0-25-cv-02668)]] — *Federal civil action brought by the United States against the State of Minnesota and named defendants.* - [[wiki/MN/Wetterling case|Wetterling case]] — *The 1989 abduction of Jacob Wetterling near St. - [[wiki/MN/Wetterling investigation|Wetterling investigation]] — *Investigation into the 1989 abduction of Jacob Wetterling in St. ## Courts and bodies - [[wiki/MN/Dakota County court|Dakota County court]] — *A county court of the State of Minnesota that in 2020 denied a petition to restore firearm rights to the man who carried out the February 18, 2024 Burnsville shooting.* - [[wiki/MN/Dakota County grand jury|Dakota County grand jury]] — *Grand jury to which the Dakota County Attorney's office has presented fatal officer-involved shootings since 1990.* - [[wiki/US/federal bankruptcy court|federal bankruptcy court]] — *Federal court that, in the Minnesota record, administered the Chapter 11 case of the Diocese of St. - [[wiki/US/federal grand jury|federal grand jury]] — *Grand jury of a United States district court; - [[wiki/MN/Hennepin County District Court|Hennepin County District Court]] — *Minnesota state district court for Hennepin County. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Territorial Supreme Court|Minnesota Territorial Supreme Court]] — The Minnesota Territorial Supreme Court enters this record through one at-issue item, AI-Sherburne-081. - [[wiki/US/United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit|United States Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit]] — *Federal appellate court for the District of Minnesota and nine other federal districts* - [[wiki/US/United States Court of Federal Claims|United States Court of Federal Claims]] — *Federal trial court that hears monetary claims against the United States government* - [[wiki/MN/Washington County District Court|Washington County District Court]] — *Minnesota court; - [[wiki/MN/Washington County grand jury|Washington County grand jury]] — *A county grand jury whose charging decisions in two police killings, from 2015 and 2019, appear in the Minnesota at-issue record.* - [[wiki/MN/Wright County District Court|Wright County District Court]] — *Court of Wright County, Minnesota; ## Events - [[wiki/US/1948 civil rights address|1948 civil rights address]] — *A 1948 speech by Hubert Humphrey, then mayor of Minneapolis, as it appears in the Minnesota record.* - [[wiki/MN/August 11, 2026 nonpartisan primary|August 11, 2026 nonpartisan primary]] — *Nonpartisan primary held in Hennepin County, Minnesota, to narrow the field for the county attorney's office.* - [[wiki/MN/August 7, 2025|August 7, 2025]] — *Date on which Mary Moriarty announced that she would not seek a second term as Hennepin County Attorney.* - [[wiki/US/Carter and Mondale|Carter and Mondale]] — *Event record: the 1976 Carter–Mondale result in Wright County, Minnesota, as carried in the project's at-issue record.* - [[wiki/MN/Chauvin verdict|Chauvin verdict]] — *The April 20, 2021 jury verdict in State of Minnesota v. - [[wiki/MN/Crossroads Center attack|Crossroads Center attack]] — The Crossroads Center attack was a 2016 attack at the Crossroads Center in St. - [[wiki/MN/Dakota Sioux treaties of 1851|Dakota Sioux treaties of 1851]] — *Two 1851 treaties under which Dakota bands ceded land to the United States, also called the 1851 treaty signings.* - [[wiki/US/first Feeding Our Future trial|first Feeding Our Future trial]] — *Federal criminal trial in the Feeding Our Future prosecutions, District of Minnesota; - [[wiki/MN/gubernatorial hearing|gubernatorial hearing]] — *A fourteen-day hearing on a citizen petition to remove a Minnesota county attorney.* - [[wiki/MN/Hennepin County civil-rights investigation|Hennepin County civil-rights investigation]] — *Civil-rights investigation concerning a Hennepin County, Minnesota, policy, recorded as closed in February 2026.* - [[wiki/US/June 8, 2026|June 8, 2026]] — *Calendar date on which the U.S. - [[wiki/US/Lincoln's review|Lincoln's review]] — *Federal review of the death sentences imposed by military commissions after the U.S.–Dakota War, 1862.* - [[wiki/US/March 4, 2026 hearing|March 4, 2026 hearing]] — *A House Oversight hearing on fraud in Minnesota, held March 4, 2026, with the governor and the attorney general as witnesses.* - [[wiki/MN/May 21, 2026 Minnesota health-care fraud takedown|May 21, 2026 Minnesota health-care fraud takedown]] — *A federal enforcement action charging 15 defendants in more than $90 million in alleged fraud against Minnesota public programs.* - [[wiki/MN/militia deployment into Wright County|militia deployment into Wright County]] — *An 1859 event, and the at-issue record on its cost and authorization.* - [[wiki/MN/Monticello license-renewal hearing|Monticello license-renewal hearing]] — *An event: a hearing on extending the license of the Monticello plant by twenty years, at which an NRC health physicist characterized the amount of tritium.* - [[wiki/MN/November 3, 2026|November 3, 2026]] — *Date of the 2026 general election, including the general election for Hennepin County Attorney.* - [[wiki/MN/November 4, 2025|November 4, 2025]] — *Minnesota election day on which Minneapolis re-elected its mayor and Eastern Carver County voters approved a school operating levy.* - [[wiki/US/Operation Metro Surge|Operation Metro Surge]] — *Federal immigration enforcement operation in Minnesota, December 2025 – February 2026* - [[wiki/MN/removal hearing|removal hearing]] — *An event in the Minnesota record, documented in one at-issue entry about a county attorney's walkout and a six-week continuance.* - [[wiki/MN/September 1, 2021|September 1, 2021]] — *Date on which Michael Freeman, Hennepin County Attorney, announced that he would not seek re-election.* - [[wiki/MN/Stillwater Convention|Stillwater Convention]] — *An 1848 convention of settlers at Stillwater that petitioned Congress for the organization of Minnesota Territory.* - [[wiki/US/U.S.–Dakota War|U.S.–Dakota War]] — *Armed conflict in Minnesota, 1862, and the commissions, executions, confinement and expulsion that followed* - [[wiki/MN/Wright County War|Wright County War]] — *Events of 1858–1859 in Wright County, Minnesota, ending in a lynching and a militia deployment, and the at-issue record that compares them with the Feeding Our Future prosecutions.* ## Concepts and theories - [[wiki/MN/Acknowledgment theater|Acknowledgment theater]] — *A term for Minnesota state documents that pair a moral verdict with no mechanism for testing it* - [[wiki/US/Affirmative action|Affirmative action]] — *Government and organizational practices meant to remedy systemic discrimination; - [[wiki/MN/Burden inversion|Burden inversion]] — *An operating feature, in the Minnesota record, of a mechanism under which the burden shifts from the institution to anyone questioning it.* - [[wiki/US/Cleveland Foundation Model|Cleveland Foundation Model]] — *Concept: the community-foundation form devised in Cleveland in 1914 and carried into Minnesota through bank trust departments* - [[wiki/US/Community foundation|Community foundation]] — *Concept: a grant-making philanthropic institution serving a geographically defined community, pooling donor funds into an endowment.* - [[wiki/US/Comparable worth|Comparable worth]] — *Pay-equity principle; - [[wiki/MN/Declarative switch|Declarative switch]] — *A term in the Minnesota wiki's research masters for an enacted sentence that switches off an accountability control.* - [[wiki/US/Diversity, equity, and inclusion|Diversity, equity, and inclusion]] — *Organizational frameworks for fair treatment and full participation; - [[wiki/US/Donor-advised fund|Donor-advised fund]] — In the United States, a donor-advised fund (DAF) is an account-based vehicle for charitable giving. - [[wiki/US/Environmental justice|Environmental justice]] — *Concept: a social movement concerning the distribution of environmental burdens and benefits, and community participation in environmental decisions.* - [[wiki/US/Gesture-delivery test|Gesture-delivery test]] — *An analytic test used in a Minnesota records study to set an institution's gesture beside its delivery.* - [[wiki/MN/guardians ad litem|guardians ad litem]] — *A court-appointed representative for a person too vulnerable to represent themselves in legal proceedings.* - [[wiki/MN/Hennepin County's Sheriff and County Attorney|Hennepin County's Sheriff and County Attorney]] — *Separately elected county offices in Hennepin County, Minnesota, that the county board does not appoint.* - [[wiki/MN/History of Minnesota|History of Minnesota]] — *Concept article: the history of the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Indigenous Peoples' Day|Indigenous Peoples' Day]] — Indigenous Peoples' Day is a name used for several annual observances honoring Indigenous peoples. - [[wiki/US/Interest on Lawyers' Trust Accounts|Interest on Lawyers' Trust Accounts]] — *Method of funding charitable purposes, chiefly civil legal aid, through interest earned on pooled lawyer trust accounts* - [[wiki/US/Lake Wobegon effect|Lake Wobegon effect]] — The Lake Wobegon effect is a term named for Lake Wobegon, the fictional town created by Keillor. - [[wiki/US/Layover Doctrine|Layover Doctrine]] — *A label used in this project's record for a sequence in which a Minnesota body identifies a problem, the State does not prosecute or correct it, and a federal body intervenes.* - [[wiki/MN/Modified Council of Governments|Modified Council of Governments]] — *A council-of-governments structure for the Metropolitan Council region, proposed in a 2024 task force minority report.* - [[wiki/MN/Non-underrepresented candidate|Non-underrepresented candidate]] — *Phrase in Minnesota's DHS Hiring/Pre-Hire Justification policy at issue in federal litigation* - [[wiki/US/Pay equity|Pay equity]] — *Concept: equal pay for equal work and, in Minnesota statute, comparable worth (equal pay for work of equal value) for state and local government employees.* - [[wiki/US/Regime, as a U.S. government term of art|Regime, as a U.S. government term of art]] — *Concept; - [[wiki/MN/Self-absolution|Self-absolution]] — *Concept: the pattern in which a body that should judge conduct instead pronounces it admirable and files that pronouncement as the record.* - [[wiki/US/The purpose of a system is what it does|The purpose of a system is what it does]] — The purpose of a system is what it does (POSIWID) is a heuristic in systems thinking. - [[wiki/US/Variance power|Variance power]] — *Concept in U.S. - [[wiki/US/Whistleblowing|Whistleblowing]] — Whistleblowing is the disclosure, usually by an employee, of information about conduct inside a private or public organization that is regarded as wrongful, whether illegal, immoral,… - [[wiki/US/Willful ignorance|Willful ignorance]] — *Deliberate avoidance of relevant information, a concept in psychology, philosophy and law* ## At issue (94) One recorded fact, one source, one argument it bears on. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 001 - On May 8, 1968, Public Law 90-302 added|At issue 001 - On May 8, 1968, Public Law 90-302 added]] — Anchor: White House presidential action *Establishing the Task Force to Eliminate Fraud* (March 2026). - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 002 - Lyndon Johnson's remarks at the signing of the|At issue 002 - Lyndon Johnson's remarks at the signing of the]] — *At-issue pair: the 1966 signing remarks and the statutory history of the federal child nutrition programs, anchored to a 2026 White House presidential action.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 003 - Michael O. Freeman held the Hennepin County Attorney's|At issue 003 - Michael O. Freeman held the Hennepin County Attorney's]] — *At-issue pair: Freeman's twenty-four years as Hennepin County Attorney and the September 11, 2020 order disqualifying him from the George Floyd cases. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 004 - The Minnesota Office of the Legislative Auditor names|At issue 004 - The Minnesota Office of the Legislative Auditor names]] — *At-issue pair: the program names used by the Minnesota Office of the Legislative Auditor and the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 006 - Aimee Bock 500 months. Judge Brasel This was|At issue 006 - Aimee Bock 500 months. Judge Brasel This was]] — *At-issue record: the federal Feeding Our Future prosecution and sentencing, and the absence of a county-level prosecution in the public record located.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 007 - The largest single identified Feeding Our Future site|At issue 007 - The largest single identified Feeding Our Future site]] — *At-issue pair AI-007 (Block A, shock 89): Safari Restaurant, Minneapolis; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 008 - In fiscal 2021, roughly four of every ten|At issue 008 - In fiscal 2021, roughly four of every ten]] — *Pair anchored to a March 2025 White House presidential action on fraud, waste and abuse in federal payments. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 009 - Orville Freeman submitted the legislation establishing a permanent|At issue 009 - Orville Freeman submitted the legislation establishing a permanent]] — *Paired record: Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman's April 17, 1963 submission of legislation for a permanent food stamp program, the federal nutrition statutes enacted during and… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 010 - Eighty defendants charged. Sixty-eight convicted. The single largest|At issue 010 - Eighty defendants charged. Sixty-eight convicted. The single largest]] — *Anchor: a White House fact sheet (January 2026) on the establishment of a new Department of Justice division for national fraud enforcement. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 011 - On April 28, 2025 the Hennepin County Attorney's|At issue 011 - On April 28, 2025 the Hennepin County Attorney's]] — On April 28, 2025, the Hennepin County Attorney's Office (HCAO) put into effect a written *Negotiations Policy for Cases Involving Adult Defendants*. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 012 - DOJ 25-469, May 5, 2025 It is unconstitutional|At issue 012 - DOJ 25-469, May 5, 2025 It is unconstitutional]] — *At-issue pair: the Department of Justice's May 5, 2025 release on race in prosecutorial decisions, set beside the Hennepin County Attorney's Office's own April 28, 2025 negotiations… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 013 - The Department closed the Hennepin investigation in February|At issue 013 - The Department closed the Hennepin investigation in February]] — *At-issue pair: the Hennepin County Attorney's Office plea-negotiation policy and the federal civil rights investigation into it (anchor: White House executive order, *Ending Illegal… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 014 - DOJ's closure letter added a clause the county's|At issue 014 - DOJ's closure letter added a clause the county's]] — This at-issue entry concerns how the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) closed its civil rights investigation into a plea-negotiation policy of the Hennepin County Attorney's… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 015 - Three of the last four Hennepin County Attorneys|At issue 015 - Three of the last four Hennepin County Attorneys]] — *At-issue record entry (Block B, rank 15): the law schools attended by the last four Hennepin County Attorneys.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 016 - The one exception to the University of Minnesota|At issue 016 - The one exception to the University of Minnesota]] — *At-issue pair: Hennepin County Attorney credentials and succession, anchored to the White House document* Ending Illegal Discrimination and Restoring Merit-Based Opportunity. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 018 - Nash's assistant took the chair in 1920, held|At issue 018 - Nash's assistant took the chair in 1920, held]] — *At-issue pair from Block B (The Prosecutorial Chair). - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 019 - The 1998 DFL gubernatorial primary was contested between|At issue 019 - The 1998 DFL gubernatorial primary was contested between]] — *At-issue pair AI-019: the 1998 DFL gubernatorial primary, its anchor document, and the block* The Prosecutorial Chair *(rank 19, shock 82).* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 020 - In the four highest-salience police-conduct matters of Michael|At issue 020 - In the four highest-salience police-conduct matters of Michael]] — *Pair record for the Hennepin County Attorney's office, 2016–2021; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 021 - Mohamed Noor's conviction was the first murder conviction|At issue 021 - Mohamed Noor's conviction was the first murder conviction]] — *At-issue record entry AI-021 (block B, rank 21): two charging outputs of the Hennepin County Attorney's Office, set side by side with the office's documented record and its anchor… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 022 - A county attorney disqualified from his own case|At issue 022 - A county attorney disqualified from his own case]] — At-issue pair 22, block B, the prosecutorial chair (shock 80). - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 023 - The complete succession of the Hennepin County Attorney's|At issue 023 - The complete succession of the Hennepin County Attorney's]] — *Anchor: WH anchor (White House presidential action, March 2025); - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 024 - On June 16, 2023 the Department of Justice|At issue 024 - On June 16, 2023 the Department of Justice]] — *Pair: a federal finding of reasonable cause against the Minneapolis Police Department (June 16, 2023) and the Department's retraction of that finding (May 21, 2025), both issued by the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 025 - A 169-page consent decree was filed in United|At issue 025 - A 169-page consent decree was filed in United]] — On January 6, 2025, a 169-page consent decree providing for an independent monitor was filed in *United States v. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 026 - The Minnesota Department of Human Rights found in|At issue 026 - The Minnesota Department of Human Rights found in]] — *At-issue record pair. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 027 - The same MDHR report Black residents were 19|At issue 027 - The same MDHR report Black residents were 19]] — *Pair: Minnesota Department of Human Rights findings on Minneapolis policing (anchor: whitehouse.gov presidential action, March 2025); - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 028 - The state agreement is court-enforceable and terminates only|At issue 028 - The state agreement is court-enforceable and terminates only]] — *At-issue pair: the Minnesota Department of Human Rights' court-enforceable agreement with the Minneapolis Police Department, set against the federal findings and consent decree that the… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 029 - DOJ opened the Minneapolis pattern-or-practice investigation on April|At issue 029 - DOJ opened the Minneapolis pattern-or-practice investigation on April]] — *At-issue pair: the federal pattern-or-practice investigation of the Minneapolis Police Department, opened April 21, 2021, and the Department of Justice's May 21, 2025 retraction of its… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 030 - The independent evaluator for the Minneapolis agreement began|At issue 030 - The independent evaluator for the Minneapolis agreement began]] — On April 27, 2022, the Minnesota Department of Human Rights (MDHR) found probable cause that the City of Minneapolis and the Minneapolis Police Department (MPD) engaged in a pattern or… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 031 - When DOJ retracted the Minneapolis findings it retracted|At issue 031 - When DOJ retracted the Minneapolis findings it retracted]] — *At-issue pair anchored to the White House presidential action of March 2025; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 032 - The DOJ findings report on Minneapolis runs 89|At issue 032 - The DOJ findings report on Minneapolis runs 89]] — *At-issue pair: the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 033 - DOJ's 2023 finding included that MPD unlawfully discriminates|At issue 033 - DOJ's 2023 finding included that MPD unlawfully discriminates]] — *At issue record: two government findings on the Minneapolis Police Department's treatment of Black and Native American residents, one of which was later retracted by the federal government* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 034 - The MDHR charge was filed June 1, 2020|At issue 034 - The MDHR charge was filed June 1, 2020]] — *At-issue pair: the Minnesota Department of Human Rights charge against the City of Minneapolis and its police department, set against the federal pattern-or-practice instruments and… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 035 - Hennepin County is first in the United States|At issue 035 - Hennepin County is first in the United States]] — *At-issue pair from the Freeman Apex dossier (§V.a), anchored to the White House presidential action of March 2025 on fraud, waste and abuse in federal disbursements.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 036 - On July 24, 2025 the insurer at that|At issue 036 - On July 24, 2025 the insurer at that]] — *At-issue pair AI-036: a Hennepin County Medicare insurer's public statement on federal criminal and civil requests, set beside the county's federal-dollar ranking. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 037 - Hennepin County holds 22.0 of Minnesota's population and|At issue 037 - Hennepin County holds 22.0 of Minnesota's population and]] — *At-issue record AI-037, anchored to the White House presidential action of March 2025 on protecting the federal bank account against fraud, waste and abuse; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 038 - The Minneapolis metro ranks first among the fifty|At issue 038 - The Minneapolis metro ranks first among the fifty]] — *At-issue entry AI-038, Block D (the booking-address economy), shock rating 75; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 039 - The Ameriprise Financial Center 31 stories, 960,000 square|At issue 039 - The Ameriprise Financial Center 31 stories, 960,000 square]] — At-issue pair 039, Block D, "The booking-address economy." Anchor document: the White House presidential action *Restoring Integrity to America's Financial System* (May 2026). - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 040 - The Wells Fargo Center sold in December 2024|At issue 040 - The Wells Fargo Center sold in December 2024]] — The Wells Fargo Center, a building at 90 S 7th St in Minneapolis, was reported sold in December 2024 for $85 million. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 041 - Minneapolis metro office vacancy reached 25.2 in the|At issue 041 - Minneapolis metro office vacancy reached 25.2 in the]] — *At-issue pair AI-041: CBRE's* Minneapolis Office Figures Q1 2026 *and the White House anchor document* Restoring Integrity to America's Financial System *(May 2026). - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 042 - Downtown Minneapolis office vacancy stood at roughly 28.7|At issue 042 - Downtown Minneapolis office vacancy stood at roughly 28.7]] — *At-issue pair AI-042 (block D, *The booking-address economy*), anchored to a White House presidential action; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 043 - The county's 2026 property tax levy rose 7.79|At issue 043 - The county's 2026 property tax levy rose 7.79]] — *At-issue pair: Hennepin County's 2026 property tax levy increase, set beside the entry's statement about the county's commercial base.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 045 - A mixed-use tower in Minneapolis was among the|At issue 045 - A mixed-use tower in Minneapolis was among the]] — *At-issue pair: a national commercial-mortgage delinquency ranking and a national federal-receipts ranking, Minneapolis and Hennepin County, Minnesota.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 046 - Five Metropolitan Council districts lie entirely inside Hennepin|At issue 046 - Five Metropolitan Council districts lie entirely inside Hennepin]] — *At issue record AI-046, block E (governance the county cannot reach); - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 047 - In January 2011 the Office of the Legislative|At issue 047 - In January 2011 the Office of the Legislative]] — In January 2011 the Office of the Legislative Auditor (Minnesota) (OLA) published *Governance of Transit in the Twin Cities Region*. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 048 - The 2011 audit also found that stakeholders did|At issue 048 - The 2011 audit also found that stakeholders did]] — *Anchor: a March 2025 White House presidential action on fraud, waste and abuse. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 049 - The 2023 audit found the Metropolitan Council let|At issue 049 - The 2023 audit found the Metropolitan Council let]] — The Minnesota Office of the Legislative Auditor (Minnesota) (OLA) reported in March 2023 on Southwest Light Rail Transit construction and on the decisions the Metropolitan Council… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 050 - Metropolitan Council members' terms expire with the governor's|At issue 050 - Metropolitan Council members' terms expire with the governor's]] — *At-issue pair from BLOCK E (Governance the county cannot reach), anchored to the White House presidential action of March 2025 on information silos.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 051 - On January 7, 2022, five of Hennepin County's|At issue 051 - On January 7, 2022, five of Hennepin County's]] — According to the Star Tribune, on January 7, 2022, five of the seven commissioners of Hennepin County, Minnesota publicly called for Sheriff David Hutchinson to resign. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 052 - The sheriff crashed a county SUV at roughly|At issue 052 - The sheriff crashed a county SUV at roughly]] — David Hutchinson, sheriff of Hennepin County, Minnesota, crashed a government-issued SUV on I-94 near Alexandria on December 8, 2021, reportedly at about 120 miles per hour with a blood… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 053 - I refuse to be pushed out of my|At issue 053 - I refuse to be pushed out of my]] — This pair is drawn from §V.b of the research dossier *Freeman Apex Dossier* (2026-09-02). - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 054 - Hennepin County's Sheriff and County Attorney are separately|At issue 054 - Hennepin County's Sheriff and County Attorney are separately]] — *At-issue pair: Hennepin County's elected-versus-appointed office structure, paired with a March 2025 White House presidential action on information silos.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 055 - Seven commissioners for 1.28 million residents roughly 185,000|At issue 055 - Seven commissioners for 1.28 million residents roughly 185,000]] — *Anchor: "WH anchor" (White House presidential action, March 2025); - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 056 - Counting the public hospital, the Hennepin County board's|At issue 056 - Counting the public hospital, the Hennepin County board's]] — *At-issue pair from Block E of the record (governance the county cannot reach), anchored to the March 2025 White House presidential action on fraud, waste and abuse.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 057 - Law, Safety and Justice is about 15 of|At issue 057 - Law, Safety and Justice is about 15 of]] — *At-issue pair: Hennepin County 2026 budget categories; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 058 - Every Hennepin County budget PDF and the county's|At issue 058 - Every Hennepin County budget PDF and the county's]] — This at-issue entry records an access problem with the financial records of Hennepin County, Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 059 - Hennepin County is named for a man the|At issue 059 - Hennepin County is named for a man the]] — *Pair: Hennepin County's naming history on its own history page, set against the Minnesota Historical Society's account of Louis Hennepin. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 060 - Hennepin County's own history page describes Zebulon Pike|At issue 060 - Hennepin County's own history page describes Zebulon Pike]] — *At-issue pair: the Hennepin County history page compared with the 1805 Pike Treaty record. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 061 - Pike valued the land at $200,000 in his|At issue 061 - Pike valued the land at $200,000 in his]] — *Pair: the 1805 Pike Treaty's recorded land value against what changed hands, and the 1856 Senate committee finding on the Dakota's view of the agreement. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 062 - The Minnesota Historical Society's own reference work uses|At issue 062 - The Minnesota Historical Society's own reference work uses]] — *At-issue pair 062, Block F (The Land and the Name): the Minnesota Historical Society's reference entry on the stockade below Fort Snelling, 1862–1863.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 063 - At Traverse des Sioux on July 23, 1851|At issue 063 - At Traverse des Sioux on July 23, 1851]] — *At issue record: the 1851 Treaty of Traverse des Sioux and an unread third document presented after the treaty copies were signed.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 064 - The 1851 treaties of Traverse des Sioux and|At issue 064 - The 1851 treaties of Traverse des Sioux and]] — *At-issue pair (block F, "The land and the name"): the 1851 Dakota land cessions set beside Hennepin County's 2024 economic output, anchored to a May 2026 White House presidential action.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 065 - The 1837 Dakota treaty routed $90,000 to fur|At issue 065 - The 1837 Dakota treaty routed $90,000 to fur]] — *At issue record from the Freeman Apex Dossier §VI, anchored to the White House presidential action* Restoring Integrity to America's Financial System *(May 2026).* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 066 - Bdote where two waters come together is where|At issue 066 - Bdote where two waters come together is where]] — *At issue record entry AI-066, block F (The Land and the Name) of the Minnesota record, anchored to the White House presidential action* Stopping Waste, Fraud, and Abuse by Eliminating… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 067 - Hennepin County was established by the Territorial Legislature|At issue 067 - Hennepin County was established by the Territorial Legislature]] — *Pair: the county's 1852 establishment and naming decision, set against the record on its namesake and on the land.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 068 - Louis Hennepin was captured by a Dakota party|At issue 068 - Louis Hennepin was captured by a Dakota party]] — *At-issue pair: the 1680 captivity of Hennepin County's namesake, set beside the county's own history page and the later Dakota land cessions.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 069 - The two standard references disagree on when the|At issue 069 - The two standard references disagree on when the]] — *At issue 069 (Block F, *The Land and the Name*), anchored to the White House presidential action* Stopping Waste, Fraud, and Abuse by Eliminating Information Silos *(March 2025).* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 072 - The FDA found the Hennepin Healthcare protocols excluded|At issue 072 - The FDA found the Hennepin Healthcare protocols excluded]] — *At-issue pair anchored to the federal instrument cited in the record; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 073 - The FDA found one Hennepin Healthcare protocol pre-specified|At issue 073 - The FDA found one Hennepin Healthcare protocol pre-specified]] — *At-issue pair AI-073: a claim, attributed to the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 074 - The FDA inspections at Hennepin Healthcare occurred in|At issue 074 - The FDA inspections at Hennepin Healthcare occurred in]] — *At issue record AI-074 (block G, rank 74): the April 2019 FDA inspections of Hennepin Healthcare set beside the May 2021 warning letters, anchored to a March 2025 federal directive on… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 075 - No Department of Justice action, no HHS Office|At issue 075 - No Department of Justice action, no HHS Office]] — *At-issue entry: the public enforcement record for the Hennepin Healthcare sedation studies, stated as an absence. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 076 - DOJ's Health Care Fraud Unit charged fifteen defendants|At issue 076 - DOJ's Health Care Fraud Unit charged fifteen defendants]] — *Pair: 2026 federal health care fraud charges in Minnesota, set against earlier Housing Stabilization Services prosecutions; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 077 - In August 2026 the Hennepin County Attorney's Office|At issue 077 - In August 2026 the Hennepin County Attorney's Office]] — *Paired record entry: Hennepin County Attorney's Office charges (August 2026) and the federal Feeding Our Future and related fraud enforcement, with the anchor document cited.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 078 - The Hennepin County Attorney's Office is described as|At issue 078 - The Hennepin County Attorney's Office is described as]] — *At issue record: the Hennepin County Attorney's Office, its described staff size, and the public docket record of the Feeding Our Future prosecutions. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 079 - Mary Moriarty announced on August 7, 2025 that|At issue 079 - Mary Moriarty announced on August 7, 2025 that]] — *At-issue record pair: Hennepin County Attorney's Office plea-negotiation policy and the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 080 - Five candidates ran in the August 11, 2026|At issue 080 - Five candidates ran in the August 11, 2026]] — *Hennepin County Attorney; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 081 - Minneapolis re-elected its mayor on November 4, 2025|At issue 081 - Minneapolis re-elected its mayor on November 4, 2025]] — On November 4, 2025, Minneapolis re-elected its mayor by 50 percent to 44 percent after ranked-choice transfers. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 082 - Hubert Humphrey was mayor of Minneapolis for three|At issue 082 - Hubert Humphrey was mayor of Minneapolis for three]] — *At-issue entry: Block G (institutions around the chair); - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 083 - The programs were created federally. The theft was|At issue 083 - The programs were created federally. The theft was]] — *At-issue pair (block H, rank 83, shock 62) on federal and county action in the Minnesota child-nutrition program matter. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 085 - The Child Nutrition Act of 1966 created the|At issue 085 - The Child Nutrition Act of 1966 created the]] — *Anchor document: the White House presidential action of March 2025 on protecting the federal bank account against fraud, waste and abuse. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 086 - P.L. 90-302 authorized $32 million a year for|At issue 086 - P.L. 90-302 authorized $32 million a year for]] — *At-issue pair: the federal authorization for the Special Food Service Program for Children set against a single Minnesota sponsor's fiscal 2021 receipts.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 087 - USDA's own legislative-history pages for CACFP and the|At issue 087 - USDA's own legislative-history pages for CACFP and the]] — *At-issue pair anchored to a March 2025 White House presidential action; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 088 - In 1975 Congress split the Special Food Service|At issue 088 - In 1975 Congress split the Special Food Service]] — *At issue record A-AI-088; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 089 - House Oversight's 205-page Minnesota fraud report, released June|At issue 089 - House Oversight's 205-page Minnesota fraud report, released June]] — The majority staff of the House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform released a 205-page report, *The Cost of Doing Nothing: How Tim Walz and Keith Ellison Fueled Minnesota's… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 090 - House Oversight held its Minnesota fraud hearing on|At issue 090 - House Oversight held its Minnesota fraud hearing on]] — *Pair: House Oversight hearing witness list, March 4, 2026, set against the absence of county prosecutors. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 091 - The House report estimates roughly $300 million lost|At issue 091 - The House report estimates roughly $300 million lost]] — *At-issue pair: the House Oversight Committee's loss estimate for Minnesota child nutrition and Medicaid funds, set beside Hennepin County's federal receipts ranking. - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 092 - DOJ counted 75 Feeding Our Future defendants by|At issue 092 - DOJ counted 75 Feeding Our Future defendants by]] — *At-issue pair 92 (Block H); - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 093 - No source not DOJ, not the Legislative Auditor|At issue 093 - No source not DOJ, not the Legislative Auditor]] — *At-issue pair: anchor document, the White House presidential action on eliminating information silos (March 2025); - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 094 - Twenty-two of the Feeding Our Future defendants had|At issue 094 - Twenty-two of the Feeding Our Future defendants had]] — *At-issue record AI-094, Block H (closing ledger), anchored to a White House release of May 2026; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 095 - Feeding Our Future opened more than 250 sites|At issue 095 - Feeding Our Future opened more than 250 sites]] — *Paired record: the Legislative Auditor's April 2021 site and meal figures for one sponsor, set against the federal order of March 2026 establishing a task force on fraud in federal… - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 096 - The Minnesota Department of Education failed to act|At issue 096 - The Minnesota Department of Education failed to act]] — *At-issue pair: the Minnesota Department of Education's documented pre-pandemic knowledge of warning signs, set against the emergency offered as the explanation for its conduct.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 097 - Michael Freeman announced his retirement on September 1|At issue 097 - Michael Freeman announced his retirement on September 1]] — *At-issue pair AI-097 (block H, shock 41). - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 098 - Michael Freeman took a leave of absence in|At issue 098 - Michael Freeman took a leave of absence in]] — *Paired record entry: the Hennepin County Attorney's 2019 leave of absence for alcohol addiction treatment, set against the county board's lack of power to remove an elected county officer.* - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 099 - Michael Freeman's family moved to Maryland when his|At issue 099 - Michael Freeman's family moved to Maryland when his]] — *At issue record, block H (closing ledger), anchored to the White House task-force order of March 2026; - [[wiki/MN/At issue/At issue 100 - In one hundred twenty-two years the terminal audit|At issue 100 - In one hundred twenty-two years the terminal audit]] — At issue 100 is the final entry in Block H of the at-issue ledger. ## Other subjects (73) Subjects the record names that fit none of the hubs above; each is also in the [[hubs/Index|Index]]. - [[wiki/MN/2017 Minnesota Joint Disparity Study|2017 Minnesota Joint Disparity Study]] — *A procurement disparity study by Keen Independent, commissioned by nine Minnesota public entities and released in 2017–2018.* - [[wiki/MN/AFSCME Council 5|AFSCME Council 5]] — AFSCME Council 5 is a statewide public-employee union in Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Americans for Democratic Action|Americans for Democratic Action]] — Americans for Democratic Action (ADA) is a liberal political organization in the United States. - [[wiki/MN/Board of Law Examiners (Minnesota)|Board of Law Examiners (Minnesota)]] — The Minnesota State Board of Law Examiners is a state board in Minnesota associated with the state's bar-admission framework. - [[wiki/MN/Center for Urban and Regional Affairs|Center for Urban and Regional Affairs]] — The Center for Urban and Regional Affairs, abbreviated CURA, maintains an official website at cura.umn.edu. - [[wiki/MN/Church Committee|Church Committee]] — *A 1975 U.S. - [[wiki/US/City of Richmond v. J.A. Croson Co.|City of Richmond v. J.A. Croson Co.]] — *United States Supreme Court decision (1989) on race-based set-asides in state and local contracting* - [[wiki/US/Congressional Somalia Caucus|Congressional Somalia Caucus]] — *A bipartisan U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Disadvantaged Business Enterprise|Disadvantaged Business Enterprise]] — *Federal transportation-contracting program governed by 49 C.F.R. - [[wiki/MN/Economic Cooperation Administration|Economic Cooperation Administration]] — *United States economic-aid agency, superseded by the Mutual Security Agency under the Mutual Security Act of 1951; - [[wiki/MN/Education Amendments of 1972|Education Amendments of 1972]] — *Federal education statute (Public Law 92-318, 86 Stat. - [[wiki/MN/Education Minnesota|Education Minnesota]] — *Labor union of pre-K–12 teachers, school support staff and higher education faculty in Minnesota* - [[wiki/MN/Edward Brooke|Edward Brooke]] — *Republican United States Senator from Massachusetts who co-sponsored, with Walter Mondale, the fair housing amendment enacted as Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of 1968* - [[wiki/MN/EEO-4 reports of the State of Minnesota|EEO-4 reports of the State of Minnesota]] — *A federal workforce data collection covering state and local governments, including the State of Minnesota.* - [[wiki/MN/Ellen Pence|Ellen Pence]] — *American sociologist and activist credited with the Duluth Model of coordinated community response to domestic violence.* - [[wiki/MN/Emily Anne Staples|Emily Anne Staples]] — Emily Anne Staples (née Mayer; - [[wiki/MN/Everett Dirksen|Everett Dirksen]] — *Republican senator from Illinois and Senate Minority Leader (1959–1969), named in the record for his part in the Senate compromise on the Civil Rights Act of 1964.* - [[wiki/MN/Feeding Our Future juror bribery case|Feeding Our Future juror bribery case]] — *Federal prosecutions arising from the Feeding Our Future child-nutrition fraud case in Minnesota, as documented in U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Foreign Operations Administration|Foreign Operations Administration]] — *A 1953–1955 United States federal agency for foreign aid and mutual security, directed by former Minnesota governor Harold Stassen.* - [[wiki/MN/George Floyd|George Floyd]] — *Minneapolis man who died during a police arrest on May 25, 2020; - [[wiki/MN/Gideon v. Wainwright|Gideon v. Wainwright]] — *1963 U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Governance of Transit in the Twin Cities Region|Governance of Transit in the Twin Cities Region]] — *Subject record: the structure of the body that plans regional transit in the Twin Cities region, as evaluated by the Office of the Legislative Auditor in 2011 and taken up again by a… - [[wiki/MN/Governor's Interracial Commission|Governor's Interracial Commission]] — *A Minnesota state commission created in December 1943 by Governor Edward Thye.* - [[wiki/MN/Griggs v. Duke Power Co.|Griggs v. Duke Power Co.]] — *Supreme Court of the United States decision (1971) on employment tests and diploma requirements under Title VII* - [[wiki/US/Harris v. Quinn|Harris v. Quinn]] — *Subject record: the Minnesota public-employee fair share fee provisions carried in this entry's evidence pack.* - [[wiki/MN/House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform|House Committee on Oversight and Government Reform]] — *Principal investigative committee of the United States House of Representatives, whose majority staff issued 2026 reports on fraud in Minnesota social programs.* - [[wiki/MN/Hubert H. Humphrey Center|Hubert H. Humphrey Center]] — *Building on the University of Minnesota's West Bank that houses the Hubert H. - [[wiki/MN/Hubert H. Humphrey School of Public Affairs|Hubert H. Humphrey School of Public Affairs]] — *Public policy and planning school of the University of Minnesota, named for former Vice President Hubert Humphrey* - [[wiki/MN/Humphrey School of Public Affairs|Humphrey School of Public Affairs]] — *Public policy and planning school at the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities* - [[wiki/US/Janus v. AFSCME|Janus v. AFSCME]] — *2018 U.S. - [[wiki/US/Johnson v. Transportation Agency|Johnson v. Transportation Agency]] — *Supreme Court of the United States decision (1987), cited in the project's claim rows as precedent in challenges to Minn. - [[wiki/MN/Keen Independent Research|Keen Independent Research]] — *Author of the 2025 Minnesota Joint Disparity Study, Phase 1 Report.* - [[wiki/MN/Linda Berglin|Linda Berglin]] — *Former DFL member of the Minnesota House of Representatives and the Minnesota Senate* - [[wiki/MN/Michael Paymar|Michael Paymar]] — *Minnesota politician, former DFL member of the Minnesota House of Representatives, and co-author of the Duluth Model curriculum* - [[wiki/MN/Military Intelligence Service Language School|Military Intelligence Service Language School]] — *U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Minneapolis Domestic Violence Experiment|Minneapolis Domestic Violence Experiment]] — *A 1981–82 randomized police study of responses to misdemeanor domestic assault calls in Minneapolis, Minnesota.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota|Minnesota]] — Minnesota is a U.S. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Association of Professional Employees|Minnesota Association of Professional Employees]] — The Minnesota Association of Professional Employees (MAPE) is a labor union based in Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Board of Psychology|Minnesota Board of Psychology]] — *Minnesota state board; - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Civil Service Department|Minnesota Civil Service Department]] — *Former Minnesota state agency (1939–1973) that served as the central personnel agency for the state's classified civil service.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota community action agencies|Minnesota community action agencies]] — *This entry is a stub. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Department of Administration|Minnesota Department of Administration]] — The Minnesota Department of Administration ("Admin") is a cabinet-level agency that runs shared services for the rest of the executive branch: buildings and grounds, fleet and mail, risk… - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Department of Children, Youth, and Families|Minnesota Department of Children, Youth, and Families]] — The Minnesota Department of Children, Youth, and Families is a Minnesota state agency whose commissioner's powers and duties are set out in section 142A.03 of Minnesota Statutes. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Department of Public Safety|Minnesota Department of Public Safety]] — *State agency of Minnesota responsible for law enforcement, licensing, traffic safety, emergency management and related public-safety functions.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota Partnership for Action Against Tobacco|Minnesota Partnership for Action Against Tobacco]] — *Subject of the Minnesota record. - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota State Bar Association|Minnesota State Bar Association]] — *Voluntary bar association for lawyers, judges and other legal practitioners in Minnesota, one of the oldest state bar associations in the United States.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota State Lottery|Minnesota State Lottery]] — *State agency that operates lotteries in Minnesota under Minnesota Statutes chapter 349A.* - [[wiki/MN/Minnesota v. American Petroleum Institute|Minnesota v. American Petroleum Institute]] — *State of Minnesota's 2020 consumer-protection and fraud suit against a petroleum trade association and energy companies, and the 2026 federal suit seeking to enjoin it.* - [[wiki/MN/Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party|Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party]] — The Mississippi Freedom Democratic Party (MFDP), also called the Freedom Democratic Party, was a political party active in Mississippi from 1964 to 1968, during the Civil Rights Movement. - [[wiki/MN/Mutual Security Agency|Mutual Security Agency]] — *United States agency (1951–1953) for military and economic assistance to allied countries* - [[wiki/MN/Nina Rothchild|Nina Rothchild]] — *Minnesota official credited with authoring the state's Pay Equity Act and later appointed Commissioner of Employee Relations.* - [[wiki/MN/Open Skies|Open Skies]] — *Proposal by President Dwight D. - [[wiki/MN/Phyllis Kahn|Phyllis Kahn]] — Phyllis Lorberblatt Kahn (born March 23, 1937) is a former Minnesota Democratic–Farmer–Labor Party (DFL) member of the Minnesota House of Representatives. - [[wiki/MN/Power and Control Wheel|Power and Control Wheel]] — *Graphic of battering tactics created in Duluth, Minnesota, in the early 1980s for a court-ordered program for men who batter.* - [[wiki/MN/Prairie Island dry cask storage payments|Prairie Island dry cask storage payments]] — *Annual payments Minnesota law requires of the operator of the Prairie Island nuclear generating plant for each dry cask of spent nuclear fuel stored there.* - [[wiki/MN/Public Employment Relations Board (Minnesota)|Public Employment Relations Board (Minnesota)]] — *Minnesota state board created in 1971 to administer the Public Employment Labor Relations Act* - [[wiki/MN/Roy Wilkins Center for Human Relations and Social Justice|Roy Wilkins Center for Human Relations and Social Justice]] — *Research center of the Hubert H. - [[wiki/MN/Sam Ervin|Sam Ervin]] — *Democratic United States senator from North Carolina, named in the* Congressional Record *of February 22, 1972, in the Senate's school-busing dispute.* - [[wiki/MN/SAM.gov|SAM.gov]] — SAM.gov, the System for Award Management, is a federal-procurement public registry. - [[wiki/MN/SAM.gov registrations of the State of Minnesota|SAM.gov registrations of the State of Minnesota]] — *Federal reporting and planning requirements that apply to state recipients, in the absence of any registration record for the State of Minnesota.* - [[wiki/MN/Senate exoneration of Alexander Ramsey, 1854|Senate exoneration of Alexander Ramsey, 1854]] — *Subject entry: the United States Senate's 1854 exoneration of Minnesota's territorial governor on Dakota allegations of intimidation and fraud in the 1851 treaty signings.* - [[wiki/MN/Single audits of the University of Minnesota|Single audits of the University of Minnesota]] — The primary sources gathered for this record do not establish any single audit of the University of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/The Minnesota Star Tribune|The Minnesota Star Tribune]] — The Minnesota Star Tribune appears in this record as a source of news reporting. - [[wiki/US/Title IX assurances of the State of Minnesota|Title IX assurances of the State of Minnesota]] — *Federal nondiscrimination assurances and certifications as they bear on the State of Minnesota.* - [[wiki/US/Title VI assurances of the State of Minnesota|Title VI assurances of the State of Minnesota]] — This record concerns the Title VI assurances of the State of Minnesota. - [[wiki/MN/Transportation civil-rights certifications of the State of Minnesota|Transportation civil-rights certifications of the State of Minnesota]] — *Federal nondiscrimination certifications and reporting requirements bearing on the State of Minnesota* - [[wiki/MN/Traverse des Sioux traders'-paper transaction, 1851|Traverse des Sioux traders'-paper transaction, 1851]] — *The 1851 Traverse des Sioux traders'-paper transaction and the U.S. - [[wiki/MN/United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration|United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration]] — *Multilateral relief agency through which Harlan Cleveland worked in Italy and China, 1946–1948* - [[wiki/MN/United Steelworkers v. Weber|United Steelworkers v. Weber]] — *United Steelworkers v. - [[wiki/MN/University of Pennsylvania|University of Pennsylvania]] — *Private Ivy League research university in Philadelphia; - [[wiki/MN/Watershed districts (Minnesota)|Watershed districts (Minnesota)]] — *Category of local government unit in Minnesota listed by the Board of Water and Soil Resources.* - [[wiki/MN/WCCO-TV|WCCO-TV]] — WCCO-TV, on channel 4 and branded CBS Minnesota, is licensed to Minneapolis, Minnesota, and serves the Twin Cities area. - [[wiki/MN/Women's Advocates|Women's Advocates]] — *St. Back to [[Welcome]] · all hubs: [[hubs/Actors and Architects|Actors and Architects]] · [[hubs/Acts Amendments and Antecedents|Acts Amendments and Antecedents]] · [[hubs/Annals And Almanac|Annals And Almanac]] · [[hubs/Area and Arena|Area and Arena]] · [[hubs/Agency Allotments|Agency Allotments]] · [[hubs/Agendas and Appropriations|Agendas and Appropriations]] · [[hubs/Addresses Advisories and Archives|Addresses Advisories and Archives]] · [[hubs/Analysis|Analysis]] · [[hubs/Index|Index]] --- > [!note] Work in progress > Wikiparency is being assembled in public. 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