House ends pension debate by sending bill back to committee
By Eric Boehm | PA Independent Fifteen Republicans broke ranks and voted with a unanimous block of House Democrats to...
Month: July 2014
More big bucks behind push to raise Nebraska’s minimum wage
Joe Jordan | Nebraska Watchdog While facing a critical Thursday deadline, those looking to raise Nebraska's minimum wage continue to...
Oklahoma ranks 11th in corruption
By Patrick B. McGuigan | Oklahoma Watchdog OKLAHOMA CITY – Researchers at Indiana University and the University of Hong Kong...
Toledo food trucks get reprieve from costly fee, regulations
By Maggie Thurber | for Ohio Watchdog SCRAP IT: Restaurateur Donna Weiser wasn't happy that food trucks are across the...
Budget and pension reform aside, PA has plenty of other unfinished business
By Andrew Staub | PA Independent HARRISBURG, Pa. — The theme at the state Capitol this week could be “unfinished...
California doesn’t know how many multiple voters it has
By Bre Payton | Watchdog.org CAN'T EVEN: California can't participate in a crosscheck to determine how many multiple voters are...
Keeping a Detailed Record
Keeping detailed records are important for a variety of reasons. For example, a daily food journal could help you to...
Sen. Vitter introduces ‘Freedom from Union Violence Act’ — labeled distraction by AFL-CIO
By Bruce Alpert | NOLA.com Since 1995, Republican lawmakers have introduced legislation that would make violence committed as part of...
Study: SCPC economic impact tops $1.67 trillion
By Dillon Jones | The Nerve A study recently completed by the Research Department of the South Carolina Policy Council...
It’s now legal to sleep in your car in L.A.
By James Poulos | CalWatchdog.com In a decision hailed as a human rights victory by homeless-rights activists, a federal court...
