Missouri the first state with a constitution protecting electronic privacy
By Josh Peterson | Watchdog.org Privacy advocates scored another win after 75 percent of Missouri voters chose in Tuesday's primary...
Month: August 2014
Taking stuff equals big business for police
By Benjamin Yount | Watchdog Radio The biggest threat to your stuff, particularly cash, is not a burglar or even...
Is it time for California pension reformers to close shop?
By Steven Greenhut | for Watchdog.org The pension numbers are clear. Despite some good recent returns, California's pension systems are...
Two’s Company, Three’s a Crowd and Four’s a Fraud Scheme
There's a saying that “two's company, three's a crowd.” This idiom usually is used when two people are seeking privacy...
Did George Sinner Lose His Campaign Manager?
The challenge for North Dakota Democrat George Sinner's House campaign is getting taken seriously as a contender. Now it appears...
VT property owner’s unoccupied deer camp sends property tax soaring
A HOMESTEAD?: This never-occupied deer camp, which has no electric, water or sewage, lies at the center of a property-tax...
VA to Uber, Lyft: You can do business for now if you follow the rules
YOU CAN STILL CATCH A RIDE: Uber and Lyft can now officially operate with the government's permission in Virginia, even...
Tennessee Supreme Court drama won’t end after retention election
By Chris Butler | Tennessee Watchdog NASHVILLE — Voters will decide Thursday to keep or boot three Tennessee Supreme Court...
Navy shipbuilding crisis has far-reaching consequences
IN FORMATION: Production of the San Antonio class amphibious ships has shifted to Ingalls' Pascagoula, Miss. shipyard from the now-closed...
Kansas primary reflects growing anti-incumbency sentiment
THIN MARGIN: U.S. Sen. Pat Roberts narrowly defeated Tea Party challenger Milton Wolf by seven points during Tuesday's primary election....
