Archive: External News Coverage

American Medical News - June 6, 2011 Washington, D.C. – The latest attempt by House Republicans to roll back the health system reform law would allow health insurance companies to sell policies across state lines while revoking coverage expansions and consumer health [...]

New York Times - May 24, 2011 PARIS — Leaders of the Group of 8 industrialized countries are set to issue a provocative call for stronger Internet regulation, a cause championed by the host of the meeting, President Nicolas Sarkozy of [...]

Stateline.org - May 6, 2011 Joanne Wieting, of Dunbar, Wisconsin, has been using a landline telephone all her life and has no plans to get rid of it and go the cell-phone-only route…

New York Times - April 14, 2011 The big spenders on technology are businesses and government agencies. They buy about 75 percent of the computing goods and services sold worldwide…

AOL News - Febuary 23, 2011 In the wake of the recent protests in Wisconsin and now several other states, Americans are taking a much closer look at the grim budget realities facing our states today. …

PBS – February 18, 2011 Wisconsin Public Workers Union Rights Go Head-to-Head With State Budget Woes

Herald-Mail - February 14, 2011 ANNAPOLIS, Md. — In a rare occurrence, criminal justice reforms proposed by two Washington County delegation Republicans have both conservative and liberal support…

NASHVILLE, TN – Tennessee K-12 education has experienced a “lost decade”, while by comparison, a decade of revolutionary reforms has led to extraordinary K-12 achievement gains in Florida, according to a new study released today by the Indianapolis-based Foundation for [...]

Enhanced Online News - January 18, 2011 WASHINGTON, DC – American Task Force Argentina (ATFA), a broad coalition of 39 taxpayer, investor, educator, Latino and agriculture organizations, announced today that the American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) has joined its ranks as a [...]

This video profiles a family business in Louisiana facing more than 100 asbestos suits, even though the company is neither a producer nor an end-user of asbestos.