Texas lawmaker calls Wallace Hall impeachment a ‘farce’
State Rep. David Simpson wrote his colleagues a five-page letter criticizing impeachmnent proceedings against University of Texas regent Wallace Hall....
Month: June 2014
Effective citizen journalism requires training, engagement
By Mary Ellen Beatty A giant asteroid threatening Earth made headlines and news feeds last week. But no one was...
New EPA rules likely to end up before Supreme Court
By Eric Boehm | Watchdog.org Sweeping new regulations on electric power plants announced by the EPA on Monday will trigger...
New EPA rules likely to end up before Supreme Court
By Eric Boehm | Watchdog.org Sweeping new regulations on electric power plants announced by the EPA on Monday will trigger...
With revenue lagging, higher cigarette tax eyed in Pennsylvania
By Andrew Staub | PA Independent HARRISBURG, Pa. — Some state lawmakers have eyed a severance tax on natural gas...
ND Attorney General Rules That Schools Trust Fund Can't Be Used For School Buildings
With North Dakota's population booming, and with property taxes a perennial source of rancor for citizens, some have wondered why...
Pharmacist: Rehab turning Vermonters into permanent drug addicts
DEPENDENCY: Local pharmacists say Vermont risks turning heroin addicts into long-term Suboxone addicts. By Bruce Parker | Vermont Watchdog For...
Coal may not be king in Nebraska, but it fuels much of electricity
By Deena Winter | Nebraska Watchdog LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska may not have any coal mines, but coal fuels about...
Corbett and PA coal industry wary of new EPA rules on CO2
By Andrew Staub | PA Independent HARRISBURG, Pa. — After President Obama on Monday unveiled new EPA regulations that would...
ND leaders on EPA regulations: ‘Potential impact could be catastrophic’
By Rob Port | Watchdog.org North Dakota Bureau CATASTROPHIC REGULATION: North Dakota Public Service Commissioner Brian Kalk, a Republican, says...
