Election board allows use of expired IDs
WHO'S THERE? Virginia's State Board of Elections will allow expired photo IDs to be accepted at the polls. By Kenric...
Month: June 2014
The surprising winners of Obama’s student loan program
By Susan Ferrechio | Washington Examiner Students who took out big loans for graduate school and those with higher incomes...
The surprising winners of Obama’s student loan program
By Susan Ferrechio | Washington Examiner Students who took out big loans for graduate school and those with higher incomes...
California bullet train faces new sweeping legal challenge
By Kathy Hamilton | Cal Watchdog A massive California Environmental Quality Act lawsuit was filed June 4 in Sacramento Superior...
Former AR judge admits bribing with federal funds for campaign donations
Former Ouachita County Judge James Hesterly admitted to bribery with federal funds in exchange for a campaign donation Wednesday. According...
Michigan Legislature considers more transparency for asset forfeiture
By Jarrett Skorup | Michigan Capitol Confidential A package of bills that would provide more transparency in asset forfeiture cases...
Cheeseheads rejoice! FDA cutting the cheese rhetoric
By M.D. Kittle | Wisconsin Reporter MADISON, Wis. — If the Obama administration seriously thought it could roll its Expanded...
Why Was North Dakota's Voter Turnout So Low? Maybe Voters Are Happy With The Status Quo
Late on Tuesday night (or early Wednesday morning, depending on how you want to look at it) I put together...
Dirty Laundry
Everyone has “dirty laundry” that they would prefer others not to know about. I'm not talking about grass stains on...
Dirty Laundry
Everyone has “dirty laundry” that they would prefer others not to know about. I'm not talking about grass stains on...
