Miriah Olzweski: Tax Dollars Being Squandered On Rural Broadband
At the expense of the American taxpayer, the Rural Utility Service (RUS) has a nearly $7 billion budget. RUS is...
Month: September 2014
Jo Bogner: Impacts Of Measure 1 Are Being Exaggerated
Opponents of Measure 1 say that by providing that our constitutional right to life be recognized and protected at any...
Ridesharing companies get a lift in New Mexico court
STILL RIDING … FOR NOW: A New Mexico district court judge rejected a temporary restraining order Friday to stop ridesharing...
Education incentives can help end low expectations
By Joy Pullmann | The Heartland Institute Behavioral psychologists and economists long have considered incentives to be a normal part...
Second Amendment advocates score victory in Hawaii court
U.S. District Judge Michael Seabright said a legal alien resident of Hawaii should be allowed to apply for a firearms...
Libertarians still fighting for Ohio ballot access
By Maggie Thurber | for Ohio Watchdog NOVEMBER: Charlie Earl and Sherry Clark are hoping a federal judge will rule...
Nanny of the Week: Seattle imposes fine on residents who throw away food
Part 22 of 22 in the series Nanny State of the Week By Eric Boehm | Watchdog.org Each week in...
Nebraska Democratic Senate nominee open to legalizing marijuana
By Deena Winter | Nebraska Watchdog LINCOLN, Neb. — Nebraska's Democratic nominee for the U.S. Senate says he's open to...
Gov. Jerry Brown signs ‘transportation justice’ bills
BRIDGE TO NOWHERE: Is legislation needed to bring transportation into the future? By Katy Grimes | WatchdogWire.com On the eve...
Ohio wants to take its early voting case to U.S. Supreme Court
VOTING RIGHTS: How much early voting do you need to not discriminate? By Josh Kaib | WatchdogWire.com Ohio is asking...
