Professors fear taxpayer abuse at San Francisco State University
By Paul Miller | For Watchdog.org Twelve University of California San Diego professors have sent a letter to California State...
Month: June 2014
Week in Review: Talks on PA budget, pensions and paycheck protection march on
By PA Independent Staff HARRISBURG, Pa. — It's Friday, and that means it's time for our usual week in review....
Mississippi tea party members will likely sit out U.S. Senate race
BITTER TEA: Mississippi tea party members said they'll likely sit out the general election in November rather than vote for...
Arkansas federalists push tort reform
By Caleb Taylor | The Arkansas Project The Little Rock chapter of the Federalist Society hosted a debate on tort...
After winning $15, Seattle council targets unpaid internships
By Delaney Foreman | Freedom Foundation Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant has found a new pet project to reduce opportunities...
SC businessman battles IRS in free-market fight
By Rick Brundrett | The Nerve As the Internal Revenue Service faces tough questions these days about thousands of missing...
Feds brings immigration confusion to California
By James Poulos | Cal Watchdog Will they or won't they? After forming quick — some say stealthy — plans...
VA hospitals fund solar panels while veterans wait for doctors
UNDER OATH: Assistant Deputy Under Secretary for Quality, Safety, and Value, Veterans Health Administration of the Department of Veterans Affairs...
Supreme Court decision sends hundreds of labor disputes back to NLRB
By Tom Steward | Watchdog Minnesota Bureau A unanimous Supreme Court decision Thursday invalidating President Obama's recess appointments to the...
VA Week in Review: Medicaid, multiple voters, and mystery commission make headlines
By Kaitlyn Speer | Watchdog.org, Virginia Bureau GOING FORWARD: McAuliffe forges ahead with Medicaid plans, despite dismissed vetoes. ALEXANDRIA, Va....
