Week In Review: PA House speaker to retire, education grants scrutinized
By PA Independent Staff This week brought a surprise announcement from the Pennsylvania House Speaker, more questions about Gov. Tom...
Month: February 2014
How I learned to stop worrying and love the government
By Maggie Thurber | For Ohio Watchdog LUV GOV: Me and big government – true love always? I've never been...
Mississippi could be second state to pass education savings law
By Mary C. Tillotson | Watchdog.org Mississippi came two steps closer Thursday to adopting an innovative school choice program: education...
Philly stumbles on way to simplifying enrollment system
Part 55 of 55 in the series Educating America UNIVERSAL ENROLLMENT: Philadelphia is simplifying school application and admission in fits...
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The rest of today we'll be executing a server move for SAB. We need to add some more server hamsters....
Obama to link California drought to climate change
By Brian Hughes | Washington Examiner President Obama on Friday will travel to California to announce new executive actions to...
Top 8 explanations for why global warming is on ‘pause’
By Michael Bastasch | The Daily Caller It's snowy here today in Washington, D.C., so it's a great day to...
CA’s Gov. Brown maintains big fundraising lead over GOP opponents
By John Hrabe | Cal Watchdog California Gov. Jerry Brown begins his re-election campaign with $17 million in the bank....
Arkansas House Speaker’s empty government shutdown threats
By Nic Horton | The Arkansas Project Arkansas House Speaker Davy Carter, as he is prone to do, emulated Gov....
MI school district works around state law to save senior teachers
By Tom Gantert | Michigan Capitol Confidential In 2011, the Michigan Legislature passed reforms that mandated that teachers could not...
