Attorney General: Higher Ed Board Violated Open Meetings Law Again
Earlier today I noted that the North Dakota University System has violated open meetings/records laws no fewer than 17 times...
Month: November 2014
Teachers get the green light to appeal compulsory union dues to SCOTUS
By Bre Payton | Watchdog.org Teachers and other public employees in 26 states are a step closer to being free...
Hawaii political action committee under fire for non-disclosure
IS IT A CRIME? Former Gov. Ben Cayetano convinced campaign spending commissioners to refer his complaint against a super PAC...
Instructor may have violated school policy by organizing boycott over GOP signs
VIOLATION: A Milwaukee Area Technical College nursing instructor who organized a boycott of a business over its political affiliation may...
Pension funds spend millions on investment fees, but PA taxpayers in the dark
By Eric Boehm | PA Independent Taxpayers are largely in the dark when it comes to Pennsylvania's pension funds' riskiest...
Week in Review: Corbett-supported ethane cracker plant shuffles ahead
By PA Independent Staff Gov. Tom Corbett might be leaving office, but one of the biggest achievements of his single...
After Grubergate controversy fades, legal challenge to Obamacare remains
By Eric Boehm | Watchdog.org Jonathan Gruber, the MIT economist and one-time architect of the Affordable Care Act, has been...
EPA regulations to increase average energy bill by $680 a year
UP IN SMOKE: Energy Ventures Analysis predicts that several new and proposed Environmental Protection Agency regulations will leave Americans paying...
Republicans Should Help Restore Bipartisanship By Bringing Back The Filibuster
About a year ago Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid changed the rules in the Senate to remove the filibuster for...
Did The State Board Of Higher Education Break Open Meeting Laws?
According to records from the Attorney General's office, the North Dakota University System has broken open records and open meetings...
