As election day nears in Florida, the talk turns to absentee ballot fraud
By Marianela Toledo | Florida Watchdog MIAMI — As Election Day nears, absentee ballot fraud will likely be in Florida's...
Month: October 2014
IRS decides Iowan is not authorized to speak on his own behalf
By Paul Brennan | Iowa Watchdog DES MOINES, Iowa — It should have been simple. Jason Dinesen was just writing...
American Legion demands investigation into conditions at Shreveport VA hospital
By Tori Richards | Watchdog.org OVERTON BROOKS: The American Legion says it is “angered” to read a Watchdog report that...
New Jersey sports betting fight pits legislators against leagues
ALL BETS ARE OFF: It turns out sports betting isn't the best issue to build bipartisanship. By Josh Kaib |...
Gov. Brown vetoes bill requiring warrant for law enforcement drones
DRONES DON'T NEED WARRANTS: Gov. Brown nixes a bill that would have forced police to get a search warrant before...
Nevada’s Piglet Book 2014: Government failures cost more than dollars and cents
PLENTY OF PORK: Nevada's 2014 Piglet Book documents millions in losses and tragic results from government waste, fraud and abuse....
Federal judges change North Carolina voting law with preliminary injunction
JUDGING JUDGES: The judges who would consider North Carolina's comprehensive voter suppression law include one Clinton appointee and two Obama...
Corbett’s DEP chief resigns amid Pornogate allegations
By Andrew Staub | PA Independent HARRISBURG, Pa. – Chris Abruzzo, secretary of the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection, resigned...
Camera ban, Take 2: League of Women Voters calls on the cops
By Tom Steward | Watchdog Minnesota Bureau MINNETONKA, Minn. — The League of Women Voters called police Thursday to stop...
Nebraska school says don’t call students boys or girls to be ‘gender inclusive’
By Deena Winter | Nebraska Watchdog LINCOLN, Neb. – A Lincoln middle school staffer gave teachers training documents advising them...
