FL orthodontist takes Obamacare fight to federal appeals court
By William Patrick | Florida Watchdog TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — It might be a long shot, but a South Florida orthodontist...
Month: October 2014
State audit uncovers misuse of county credit cards
By Paul Brennan | Iowa Watchdog DES MOINES, IA — Last year, then Monona County Auditor Brooke Kuhlmann made news...
Hey Democrats: Rachel Maddow's Outrage Won't Help You Win In North Dakota
If you had asked me, at the end of 2013, what Democrats would be campaigning on in 2014 I probably...
Tom Kading: North Dakota's Success Requires Sound Leadership
Sometimes, it is worthwhile to look back and see how far our state has come in the last two decades....
Port of Gulfport still not meeting job creation goals
SLOW PACE: Despite receiving $570 million in federal funds from U.S. Housing and Urban Development, the Port of Gulfport's expansion...
Vermont deer camp owner wins property tax victory
FED-UP: Tom Chase drove his Ford F-350 1,340 miles across the Green Mountain State, visiting 19 towns, to find out...
Union reformer calls proposed open-records change ‘taxpayer-funded stupidity’
By Andrew Staub | PA Independent Under Pennsylvania's open-records law, residents have the right to know how their government operates....
How Bad Will Falling Oil Prices Hurt North Dakota?
North Dakota has seen a boom in industry, commerce, and population thanks to Bakken shale oil development, but that boom...
Will cutting teacher benefits save Philadelphia schools?
A LITTLE RELIEF: The SRC's move to require teachers to pay some health care costs will help Philadelphia schools' budget...
Driving Away Fraud
Once in awhile, bribes can be considered beneficial, as long as they are not illegal and they don't harm anyone....
