Month: February 2014

Rob Port February 18, 2014 0

The Netflix original House of Cards is excellent television (if you can call it that given that it exists on a...

Rob Port February 18, 2014 0

By Scott Reeder SPRINGFIELD, Ill. – Susan Clause is no quitter. For 16 years, she and her husband, Stephen Briggs,...

Rob Port February 18, 2014 0

According to Argonne National Laboratory, the chance of being struck by lightning once is about 1 in 600,000. The probability...

Rob Port February 18, 2014 0

I missed the most recent iteration of the Department of Mineral Resources "director's cut" report yesterday, but some of the...

Rob Port February 18, 2014 0

By Adam Tobias | Wisconsin Reporter MILWAUKEE, Wis. — A political nonprofit funded by a union that helped write a...

Rob Port February 18, 2014 0

By Joy Pullmann | The Heartland Institute David Horowitz has a new campaign in which he points out rotten schools...

Rob Port February 18, 2014 0

EDUCATION REFORM: The future looks bleak in Idaho, but there may be a few bright spots. By Wayne Hoffman |...

Rob Port February 18, 2014 0

NEW LEGISLATION: A bill passed last year is helping the state recover more funds because of administrative lien and levy...

Rob Port February 18, 2014 0

By Deena Winter | Nebraska Watchdog LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska lawmakers have done a whole lot of talking, but not...

Rob Port February 18, 2014 0

By Chris Butler | Tennessee Watchdog NASHVILLE — Here's another way the federal Environmental Protection Agency may cost Tennessee residents...