Week in Review: Big money in Philly, ethical lapses at liquor control
By PA Independent Staff This week we learned the Philadelphia School District is strapped for cash, but some of its...
Month: March 2014
Governor’s prisons appointee in limbo amid questions
By Deena Winter | Nebraska Watchdog LINCOLN, Neb. – The governor's choice to head up Nebraska's prisons may face a...
Alabama union shuns rhetoric, gives honest answers
By Jarrett Skorup | Michigan Capitol Confidential As auto manufacturing has shifted to the South, the UAW has made a...
Germane: It means whatever lawmakers say it does
By Jamie Murguia | for The Nerve In two days of a special session in October 2009, the General Assembly...
Conservationists, MD counties fight proposed cap on open space funding
By Len Lazarick | Maryland Reporter Environmental and land conservation advocates, along with county officials across the state, are gearing...
Misdeal: Washington town wants to shut down social poker games
By Trent England | Freedom Foundation The trouble with government is that it's a monopoly and, ultimately, its force. Put...
Study: Medi-Cal rolls could expand by 1 million
By John Seiler | Cal Watchdog Although the California Budget Project sometimes gets into a tax-and-spend stance, their analyses often...
Sitting In For Jay Thomas Today From 2-5pm
Here's a heads up (or a warning, depending on whether or not you like me): I'll be guest hosting the...
Recusal in John Doe case raises questions of fairness, purpose
Part 35 of 35 in the series Wisconsin's Secret War By M.D. Kittle | Wisconsin Reporter MADISON, Wis. — A...
Hawaii Cops Want Legal Sex With Hookers
No, the cops in Hawaii aren't talking about legalizing prostitution, something for which a person could make a logical case...
