U.S. taxpayers fund $52K study of 16 schizophrenic LGBT Canadians
By Elizabeth Harrington Washington Free Beacon American taxpayers are paying over $52,000 to study 16 LGBT individuals who have schizophrenia...
Month: February 2014
Chambers and Lautenbaugh
Joe Jordan| Nebraska Watchdog Public policy has turned personal on the floor of the state legislature. An ongoing debate over...
Conservatives, liberals see common enemy in Milwaukee County DA Chisholm
By M.D. Kittle | Wisconsin Reporter MADISON, Wis. – Finding a common enemy, conservatives and liberals will talk tonight about...
Lawmakers consider $2.5 million for fountains, $2 million for state’s 150th
By Deena Winter | Nebraska Watchdog LINCOLN, Neb. – Only one person testified against a bill that would spend $2.5...
California thinks it leads the nation
By Steven Greenhut SACRAMENTO — Everything is rosy in California, according to Gov. Jerry Brown and state legislators. In fact,...
Feds push for tracking devices in all new cars
By Giuseppe Macri The Daily Caller U.S. Department of Transportation officials announced Monday they want auto manufacturers to include devices...
HI lawmaker renews fight to end or revise controversial sex ed program
INAPPROPRIATE? Bob McDermott doesn't want his 11-year-old son exposed to Hawaii DOE'S sex education curriculum. By Malia Zimmerman | Watchdog.org...
Milwaukee community leaders considering recall of DA John Chisholm
By Ryan Ekvall | Wisconsin Reporter MADISON, Wis. – Community organizers angry with the Milwaukee County district attorney say they're...
Wi-Fi woes for NM’s taxpayer-funded commuter train
WHERE'S THE WI-FI?: Commuters on the Rail Runner Express complain that they can't use the train's free Wi-Fi service because...
Preferential treatment: Fed eases rules to admit disadvantaged students through lotteries
By Mary C. Tillotson | Watchdog.org Charter schools that want to weigh lottery systems toward admitting more educationally disadvantaged children...
