Today’s Latin Lesson Is A Warning to All Candidates for Public Office
Quanti Fama?
“At What Price Fame?”
Archive of entries posted on 5th April 2012
Horse slaughter bill is constitutionally suspect, says attorney general
A bill that would require plaintiffs trying to halt horse slaughter facilities to post large bonds up front probably violates the state constitution, the attorney general says. House Bill 3619, which requires people who sue horse slaughters to post a … Continue reading →
Skyrocketing Pension Contributions
Following through on his word to balance the budget without raising taxes has been a challenging task for Governor Corbett. His administration has made tough decisions on government spending and there are more difficult decisions ahead. Balancing the public ledger has been accompanied with budget cuts which provoked discontent amongst many Pennsylvanians. While such necessary [...]
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Hetch Hetchy Water Temple: A Monument To The ‘Exploit’ Of Nature, Says Restore Hetch Hetchy ED
By Dan Aiello California Progress Report
The iconic Hetch Hetchy Water Temple in Woodside, built to celebrate the completion of the San Francisco Hetch Hetchy water system, should no longer be looked at with civic pride, says the executive director of …
Kansas school superintendents defend low standards
Sedgwick and Butler county school superintendents argue for low student standards and misuse test data.
What California Has At Stake At The Supreme Court
By Anthony Wright Health Access California
So, what would happen if the Supreme Court struck down the Affordable Care Act (ACA)? Hundreds of thousands of Californians would lose their health insurance, and many more would lose financial assistance to b…
A Trend Toward Anti-Immigrant, Anti-Choice Laws
By Elena Shore New America Media
2011 saw a record number of laws restricting abortion in U.S. states. It also saw a record number of state anti-immigrant laws. Coincidence?
Maybe not.
In 2011, U.S. states enacted 135 new reproductive health provisions…