In 2007, Georgia Republicans began promoting a novel idea in the state: exchanges they said would introduce market forces into the health arena. Now that those Insurance exchanges are part of President Barack Obama's federal Health Care overhaul, …
Read more >>Though Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker signed a bill last week to curtail Collective Bargaining rights for Public Sector union employees, the Legal Battle has only just begun. Friday, a Wisconsin judge issued a temporary Restraining Order blocki…
Read more >>An interesting counterpoint in Op-Ed News about where to count Prisoners — it's a progressive, liberal website. Last year, the state passed a law that began counting Prisoners at their last known address, rather than the Prison where …
Read more >>After 14 Wisconsin state senators hid in Illinois for weeks on end, the Legislature and Governor found a way to push through the law to limit Collective Bargaining rights for state workers by removing any spending from the bill. The Governor…
Read more >>Will house prices fall in 2011? The Government is set to announce measures in the Budget to make it easier for companies in England to convert Commercial Property into private dwellings. The BBC has learned that soon planning permission would no …
Read more >>A judge in the midwestern US state of Wisconsin on Friday issued a temporary Restraining Order blocking a Controversial law that would strip public workers of union bargaining rights. The Restraining Order granted by Circuit Court judge Maryann S…
Read more >>(CNN) - Gov. Haley Barbour and the state's branch of the NAACP are at odds over how Mississippi's state legislative districts should be redrawn. The state's two legislative chambers-the House, controlled by Democrats, and the Senate, which …
Read more >>MADISON, Wis (Reuters) – A U.S. judge on Friday temporarily blocked a Controversial new law in Wisconsin that strips Public Employee Unions of key Collective Bargaining rights. Dane County Judge Maryann Sumi granted a Restraining Order sto…
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