On Television: DPI Spokesman Apologizes For Behavior On Common Core Issue
Last night Department of Public Instruction spokesman Dale Wetzel appeared on 6:30 Point of View with Chris Berg and apologized...
Month: May 2014
Kade Ferris: "Siouxper Drunk" Tshirts Were Intentionally Offensive
As you may have seen, there is a new, brewing controversy at UND once again. This time the issue that...
Outside groups pour $3 million into Nebraska Senate race
By Deena Winter | Nebraska Watchdog LINCOLN, Neb. – About $8.5 million has been spent on Nebraska's U.S. Senate race...
PA charter schools may see drop in funding with new special education formula
Part 116 of 115 in the series Educating America By Maura Pennington | Watchdog.org Special education funding bills create a...
Public schools spokesman mocked Common Core critics as ‘tiny tribe’
By Rob Port | Watchdog.org North Dakota Bureau PERSONAL OR PUBLIC: Superintendent of Public Schools Kirsten Baesler has said that...
Workers’ centers civil war spills into the open
By Eric Boehm | Watchdog.org MINNEAPOLIS — Workers centers have made a name for themselves by declaring war against corporations,...
Gov. Shumlin calls VT legislative session ‘most successful in recent memory’
By Bruce Parker | Vermont Watchdog SINE DINE: Gov. Peter Shumlin told lawmakers at the Capitol that the 2014 legislative...
Internet neutrality nuts won’t be happy until government controls the web
INTERNET NEUTRALITY: No matter what the FCC does, the liberal group Free Press isn't happy. By Phil Kerpen | American...
Michigan government playing favorites with food providers
By Tom Gantert | Michigan Capitol Confidential There are about 10 grocery stores in Marquette serving a population of about...
Iowa senator seeks answers on Homeland Security’s terrorist ‘hands off’ list
By Susan Crabtree | Washington Examiner Sen. Chuck Grassley, the top Republican on the Judiciary Committee, is still waiting for...
