Violated by Fraud Part 2
This is a continuation from Friday's Fraud of the Day detailing a true story of a LexisNexis colleague's overwhelming experience...
Month: August 2014
NDSU Development Foundation Spent Thousands In Failed Fight Against Open Records Request
Last week I won a pretty significant victory over the NDSU Development Foundation which had refused to turn over public...
The North Dakota University System Has An Administrative Bloat Problem
Since the 2003-2005 biennium, enrollment in the North Dakota University System has grown at a rate of about 2.1 percent...
David Flynn: "Fair" Is A Four Letter Word
I get a significant number of questions about markets and market interventions when I am on the radio. Part of...
In Miami, prove voter fraud, get a $10,000 reward
MANY WAYS TO VOTE: Voters line up to turn in their absentee ballots in person at the Miami-Dade County Elections...
Who can access K-12 students’ personal data? No one really knows
By Mary C. Tillotson | Watchdog.org Students at many public schools are having personal data collected, stored and distributed to...
Town treasurer on runaway spending: ‘There’s never anyone that says no’
SPENDING EMERGENCY: The budget in the small town of Charlotte, Vt., has nearly doubled over the past 12 years, and...
EPA-approved E-15 gas drives buyer-beware campaign
By Tom Steward | Watchdog Minnesota Bureau SHAKOPEE, Minn. — You might log a lot of miles looking for a...
Why does ridesharing freak out some regulators?
THE RIDESHARING DEBATE: Regulators across the country are debating whether to treat ridesharing companies like Lyft and Uber the same...
Heitman mother visits TN’s Tranquility Ridge for closure in son’s reported suicide
By Chris Butler | Tennessee Watchdog COOKE COUNTY, Tenn. — Tranquility Ridge Drive, out in the country near the tiny...
