Week in Review:Voter ID law dead for now; cheating scandal in Philly
By PA Independent Staff Pennsylvania's controversial Voter ID law is dead, at least for now. Gov. Tom Corbett announced Thursday...
Month: May 2014
Kansas week in review: trash, control and free food
By Travis Perry │ Kansas Watchdog OSAWATOMIE, Kan. — Feeling a little burned-out? After temperatures have spiked across the state,...
ND schools spokesman attacks anti-Common Core advocate via anonymous email
By Rob Port | Watchdog.org North Dakota Bureau COMMON CORE: North Dakota Superintendent of Public Schools Kirsten Baesler says emails...
Sasse pulling away from pack in new poll
By Deena Winter | Nebraska Watchdog LINCOLN, Neb. – Political newcomer Ben Sasse is pulling away from the pack heading...
Democrat Legislative Candidate Demands Rent Control In Western North Dakota
Back when Democrats were twisting arms to get candidates into western North Dakota legislative races, lest they be embarrassed by...
Exiles demand US sanction Venezuela
SILENCE: Protesters from across the U.S. are arriving Friday in Washington, D.C., demanding the U.S. government impose sanctions on Venezuela....
3 in 10 Virginians haven’t paid their Obamacare premiums
NO PAY, NO PLAY: In Virginia, as many people as the populations of Charlottesville and Williamsburg combined hadn't yet paid...
Did SC’s Senate finance chairman sneakily push for $2M lawmaker raise?
By Rick Brundrett | The Nerve In last week's Senate Finance Committee meeting, Chairman Hugh Leatherman at first acted somewhat...
Did SC’s Senate finance chairman sneakily push for $2M lawmaker raise?
By Rick Brundrett | The Nerve In last week's Senate Finance Committee meeting, Chairman Hugh Leatherman at first acted somewhat...
Obama’s $10.10 executive order killing more jobs than sequester
By Maxford Nelsen | Freedom Foundation If you want to cause jobs losses, it turns out increasing the minimum wage...
