CMD Wins Open Records Lawsuit against Governor Walker
A court just resoundingly rejected Gov. Scott Walker's elaborate efforts to hide public records under the guise of "deliberative process."
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The U.S. Chamber of Commerce's Local Influence in Two Maps
How far does the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s policy network extend?
Hi-Tech Hyper-Partisan Gerrymandering on Trial in Wisconsin
"The maps will determine who is here 10 years from now," said one GOP aide.
Voter Suppression Measures on Trial in Walker's Wisconsin
The second day of a trial over measures implemented by Wisconsin's GOP to restrict voting rights in the state commenced Tuesday in Madison.
Kochs' Grassroots Leadership Academy Training Astroturf Army
The Koch brothers have turned their attention to races for the U.S. Senate, U.S. House and state governorships.
Breaking Through Power, Four Day Teach-In for Corporate Sleuths
Join progressive activists from across the United States May 23-26 in Washington, D.C.
Is the EPA Being Pressured on Atrazine? New Findings of Environmental Concerns about Syngenta's Crop Chemical Removed from EPA Site
A new scientific analysis of the health risks associated with widely used herbicide atrazine, disappears from EPA website.
ALEC Appoints New Chair To Climate Denial Task Force
ALEC has named Jennifer Jura of the National Rural Electric Cooperative Association (NRECA) as the new corporate chair for its task force that works to oppose action to tackle climate change.
ED: No Records on Closed Charters Mentioned in Its "Commitment to Transparency," CMD Appeals
The Education Department touted its "Commitment to Transparency," discussing 430 closed charters and 699 prospective ones, but when CMD asked about them, the agency said it had no records....
A Reality Check for "Charter School Week"
It's "National Charter School Week" but it's no week to celebrate given the billions spent and hundreds of millions squandered on fraud and waste by charter school operators.
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