EPA regs threaten to close coal-fired power plants, but states push back
By Eric Boehm | Watchdog.org For 60 years, the power plant on the outskirts of the tiny Missouri hamlet of...
Month: June 2014
Pay for play: Legislation would hit radio stations with royalties
By Chris Butler | Tennessee Watchdog NASHVILLE — A bill sponsored by U.S. Rep. Marsha Blackburn, R-Brentwood, would force certain...
Will Texas tea party hold establishment accountable?
Dan Patrick's big win the Republican primary puts immigration high on the agenda at this week's state GOP convention. By...
Christie ignores conflicts as Guadagno escapes charges in ‘Doublegate’ case
INTENSE: New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie with Lt. Gov. Kim Guadagno are seen during a 2011 cabinet meeting. By Mark...
North Dakota’s oil and coal development has shown little impact on air quality
By Rob Port | Watchdog.org North Dakota Bureau CLEAN POWER: The American Lung Association gave North Dakota top marks for...
Higher Ed Bureaucrats Need To Put Up Or Shut Up On Ballot Measure
In November, North Dakota voters will cast their ballots on a constitutional amendment - Measure 3 - that would replace...
A Taxpayer Owned Trailer Park?
The City of Williston is in the midst of a very ugly mayoral race (witness this kerfuffle over campaign signs)....
Heineman defends his NU job hunt, will ‘repay’ state if necessary
Joe Jordan | Nebraska Watchdog Accused of violating state rules with his bid for the plum school spot in Nebraska,...
More parolees hit California streets
By James Poulos | Cal Watchdog Whether young or old, increased numbers of paroled convicts are rejoining California society. A...
Internal issues put Michigan international charter school at risk
By Tom Gantert | Michigan Capitol Confidential A dispute over the leadership at a Japanese charter public school has turned...
