Arkansas’ private option: Let’s quit while we’re behind
By Dan Greenberg | The Arkansas Project Anyone interested in the intersection of law and politics that Arkansas's private option...
Month: February 2014
MD teachers, school boards want to drop standardized tests
By Len Lazarick | Maryland Reporter Dozens of parents told legislators Wednesday that the entire Common Core curriculum ought to...
Allegedly Harrassed Ag Department Employee Said She Wasn't Uncomfortable Around Commissioner
An incident involving two females of the North Dakota's Department of Agriculture and state Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring came to...
Hanging Up on Fraud
We live in a day and age when wireless devices outnumber the U.S. population. Even though we are more connected...
Councilman questions Omaha mayor’s police oversight panel
Joe Jordan | Nebraska Watchdog OMAHA—Add City Council Vice-President Ben Gray to the list of those skeptical or critical of...
North Dakota District Conventions: Bismarck Area Guide
This post is part of a continuing series highlighting the potential state legislative candidates from each district for their party's...
Are Illinois’ $1.5 billion in tax giveaways working? Who knows?
By Benjamin Yount | Illinois Watchdog SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — Illinois is two months into an ongoing investigation over whether $1.5...
Survey: Majority of wireless phone customers oppose new fees and taxes
By Josh Peterson | Watchdog.org A majority of American consumers say that not only are wireless communication taxes too high,...
Here are 5 problems with Merkley’s 2014 big-government agenda
By Dustin Hurst | NorthwestWatchdog.org Oregon U.S. Sen. Jeff Merkley's 2014 Middle Class Agenda has all the right buzzwords that...
Judge orders release of Guadagno pension-probe records
OPENING IT UP: Administrative Law Judge Linda M. Kassekert ordered the state Treasury to release 25 of 26 documents involving...
