Cash-rich tiny SC agency could get big budget boost
By Rick Brundrett | The Nerve As of three weeks ago, the South Carolina Rural Infrastructure Authority had nearly $48...
Month: June 2014
EPA to propose cutting power plant emissions 30 percent
By Zack Colman | Washington Examiner The Environmental Protection Agency will release a proposed rule Monday that seeks a 30...
LegitSlater: Pro-Common Core School Board Ranks Decorum Over Democracy
One interesting news item that slipped by, relatively under the radar, this past weekend was the implementation of a new...
Oklahoma governor must decide Common Core’s fate this week
By Patrick B. McGuigan | Oklahoma Watchdog OKLAHOMA CITY — Gov. Mary Fallin faces a Saturday deadline to decide what...
North Dakota Auditor Recommends A 243 Percent Tax Hike On Cigarettes
North Dakota's State Auditor Bob Peterson released a report (see below) related to the state's Center for Tobacco Prevention and...
PA lawmakers return for budget scramble
By Andrew Staub | PA Independent Get ready for a June chock full of pension reform, paycheck protection and liquor...
Abuse of Position
Occasionally acts of fraud are committed by people in positions of power or authority. (Sometimes, those we trust can hurt...
George Sinner Beat Cramer In Fundraising Last Month, But He Had To Go Out Of State To Do It
George Sinner, the candidate picked by North Dakota Democrats to challenge incumbent Republican Kevin Cramer in the US House race,...
‘Cop watcher’ beats rap, runs for City Council
By Tom Steward | Watchdog Minnesota Bureau LITTLE CANADA, Minn. — Andrew Henderson may be a political novice, but name...
Three cops in NM’s infamous anal cavity search case still on job
STILL ON THE JOB: At least three officers involved in a series of anal cavity searches of a New Mexico...
