Farm industry ex-lobbyist in SC says he hasn’t crossed ethical line
By Rick Brundrett | The Nerve The South Carolina Farm Bureau, considered the state's most influential farm organization, has not...
Month: March 2014
Emails raise questions about White House knowledge of Sebelius’ fundraising
By Susan Crabtree | Washington Examiner Emails obtained by the Washington Examiner through a Freedom of Information Act request raise...
Revolving door crony capitalism spins Lansing
By Jack McHugh | Michigan Capitol Confidential Tim Carney covers the crony capitalism beat for the Washington Examiner, and reported...
Common Core both embraced and vilified in Maryland
By Glynis Kazanjian | Maryland Reporter On a snowy afternoon at Gaithersburg Elementary School, second grade teacher Ashley Thornton huddled...
Electric utility’s problems don’t unplug one of state’s top public paychecks
Joe Jordan | Nebraska Watchdog He's one of the highest paid public employees in the state with one of the...
Kevin Cramer Camp Baffled By Lack Of Challenger
I had the opportunity to talk with someone close to incumbent North Dakota Rep. Kevin Cramer earlier this week. I...
Neglected Because of Fraud
The Illinois Department of Human Services Home Services Program provides services to disabled beneficiaries so they can remain in their...
Earl Pomeroy's Lobbying Firm Hired To Work For Russia
After losing his re-election bid in 2010, former North Dakota congressman Earl Pomeroy went into the lobbying industry. He works...
Mother Of North Dakota Overdose Victim Wants Immunity Law For Those Calling Authorities
Debbie Bjerk's eighteen-year-old son overdosed at a house party in Grand Forks after eating a brownie laced with hallucinogenic drugs....
Ukraine crisis bolsters calls to export US natural gas to region
HOLDING SWAY: Seen here inspecting a gas transmission line, Russian president Vladimir Putin and the state-run natural gas giant Gazprom...
