SC House panel gives commerce department $37M for secret deals
By Rick Brundrett | The Nerve South Carolina Commerce Secretary Bobby Hitt had his hand out at a recent House...
Month: March 2014
Man back on the streets after death row sentence may play into judicial retention election
By Trent Seibert | For Watchdog.org With the elections for the Tennessee Supreme Court in play this year, one experienced...
Lawmaker: Court ruling on Nikko Jenkins won’t impact state investigation
Joe Jordan | Nebraska Watchdog OMAHA—A judge's ruling that accused serial killer Nikko Jenkins, the tattooed face of Nebraska prison...
State Lawyer Misses Paul Sorum Lawsuit Hearing In Mixup
Last week I wrote a couple of times about a lawsuit filed by Paul Sorum, who ran for the NDGOP...
SolarCity skyrocketing stock dependent on government tax giveaways
FAST FRIENDS: SolarCity founder Elon Musk, left, and President Obama have a common goal — green energy. By Tori Richards...
North Dakota Crime Spike Has More To Do With Age Than Oil
North Dakota Rep. Ben Hanson, a Democrat from District 16, posted this to Twitter this morning about the rise in...
Hungry for Fraud
The U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that in 2012, the annual expenditure for food by a single consumer was...
Vacant Milwaukee school sold in ‘ridiculous’ deal to remain closed
By Ryan Ekvall | Wisconsin Reporter MADISON, Wis. — The long vacant Malcolm X Academy in Milwaukee, part of a...
Pension hypocrisy blocks Chris Christie’s comeback trail
LISTEN: Gov.cHRIS Christie tries to regain his political mojo at a town hall meeting in Stirling, N.J. By Mark Lagerkvist...
Farmers win land-use fight; ‘food freedom’ next
NO FEAR: Fauquier County farmer Martha Boneta led a legislative fight against oppressive zoning laws. By Kenric Ward | Watchdog.org...
