Higher Ed Board President Kirsten Diederich Pretty Much Lied To Legislators
Back in April I wrote that lawmakers were going to be reviewing a deal struck between the North Dakota University...
Month: June 2014
Virginia investigating VDOT outsourcing contract
ROAD TROUBLE: A state Inspector General is looking into complaints about a Department of Transportation outsourcing contract with Serco Inc....
Tom Udall named in ethics complaint over IRS letter
ETHICS COMPLAINT: U.S. Sen. Tom Udall, D-New Mexico, is one of nine Senate Democrats accused of pressuring the IRS into...
The broke rescuing the broke: Plan to renovate Richmond park could be flawed, costly
COOLER TIMES: A pedestrian walks through Monroe Park in Richmond as a snow storm gets cranking. The city leases Monroe...
TN Legislature may force AG to fight EPA on new emissions rules
By Chris Butler | Tennessee Watchdog NASHVILLE — Tennessee Attorney General Bob Cooper remains noncommittal on whether he'll fight the...
Smile Madisonians: You’re on not-so-candid government cameras
By Adam Tobias | Wisconsin Reporter MADISON, Wis. — Beware all you prostitutes, pimps and drug dealers: Madison is watching...
School choice programs can — but don’t always — create extra regulations for private schools
By Mary C. Tillotson | Watchdog.org St. Peter Claver Latin School for Boys opened in 2001 to serve boys living...
LOOK: America’s coal states react to Obama’s EPA regulations
By Dustin Hurst | Watchdog.org This week, President Obama's Environmental Protection Agency announced new rules that will significantly cut emissions...
Full-court press for ‘paycheck protection’ hits Pennsylvania
By Andrew Staub | PA Independent HARRISBURG, Pa. — State Sen. Scott Wagner complained Monday that “paycheck protection” legislation isn't...
On Television: We Can Develop Fossil Fuels And Protect The Environment
I was remiss yesterday in not posting my weekly television segment with Chris Berg from Monday. Not surprisingly, given the...
