List of ALEC News Articles

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List of Archived ALEC Breaking News Articles

• Greenpeace Protesters Charged Under New Critical Infrastructure Law The Maritime Executive
• New State Laws Are Criminalizing Protest to Protect Oil and Gas Companies Rolling Stone
• How to Deal With Corruption in Washington Washington Monthly
• Activists Face Felony Charges for Blocking Houston Oil Tanker Corridor The Real News Network
• To rein in cities, Texas tries to ban their lobbying Herald-Mail Media
• A Judge Just Blocked South Dakota’s “Riot-Boosting” Law, But Anti-Protest Measures Keep Spreading Mother Jones
• Greenpeace members face federal, state charges in Houston protest Reuters
• In Another Win for Koch Network, Trump Strips States' Rights to Adopt Clean Car Standards DeSmog
• Koch-Backed Republicans Want to Tax Your Electric Car Sludge
• The Environment Is in Trump’s Crosshairs. We Need to Fight Back. The Nation
• The Reactionary Heartland Is a Myth Dissent
• Charter Schools Were Never a Good Idea. They Were a Corporate Plot All Along Common Dreams
• Saudi Arabia Denies Its Key Role in Climate Change Even As It Prepares for the Worst The Intercept
• Law Enforcement Cracks Down On Climate Activists The Appeal
• Inside Conservative Groups’ Effort to ‘Make Dishwashers Great Again’ The New York Times
• Ferro: Candidate filings should be more readily available Idaho Press
• Duke Energy’s zero-carbon goal undermined by massive gas rush Energy and Policy Institute
• How the Koch Network's ‘Social Change' Strategy Is Built to Kill the Electric Car DeSmog
• ALEC members halt green energy proposal Washington Examiner
• Greenpeace members face felony charges in Houston bridge protest KFGO
• Fees on Electric Cars, Inspired by Koch Network, Are Unfairly Penalizing Drivers, Says Consumer Reports DeSmog Blog
• To protect the environment, we must first protect the Constitution Rutland Herald
• Government by and for the rich Daily News-Miner
• Should EV Owners Pay More Than Gas-Burning Drivers? Some States Say Yes Forbes
• ACLU: Kentucky Bill Could Muzzle Pipeline Protests Morehead State Public Radio
• Plastics ban not in the bag for Palm Beach, but there’s hope The Palm Beach Post
• The Left Shouldn’t Shy Away From Being Pro-Growth Yahoo Finance
• What To Do With All That Garbage? Murfreesboro Voice
• More States Hitting Electric Vehicle Owners With High Fees, a Consumer Reports Analysis Shows Consumer Reports
• Rick Perry says the U.S. leads on producing energy and reducing emissions. Is he right? Houston Chronicle
• Aim for good government, not corporate control The Central Virginian
• Bill Pre-Filed In Kentucky Legislature Would Make Pipeline Protests A Felony 89.3 WFPL
• What K Street sees coming this fall Politico
• Charles Koch Is Funding a Campaign to Kill Food Stamps and Medicaid Truthout
• Blocking a pipeline in Kentucky would be a felony if this lawmaker has his way Courier Journal
• As State Governments Stifle Local Democracy, Funders and Nonprofits Are Fighting Back Inside Philanthropy
• THE LATE DAVID KOCH HELPED POISON AMERICAN POLITICAL CULTURE South Florida Times
• The Rank-and-File Strategy and the Trade Union Bureaucracy Jacobin
• Behind Enemy Lines at ALEC's Right-Wing Policy Conference Austin Chronicle
• Justice Bolick says attendance at political dinner wasn’t improper Arizona Capitol Times
• Election Manipulators Use ALEC To Push Their Partisan Power Grabs Against Voters ExposedbyCMD
• Industry Flexes Political Muscle in States to Criminalize Aggressive Pipeline Protests Insurance Journal
• American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) Proposes CBD Related Banking Bills Times of CBD
• As It Cultivates a Socially Responsible Image, Juul Sends Lobbyist to ALEC’s Annual Meeting The American Prospect
• David Koch, Libertarian Activist and Billionaire Philanthropist, Dies at 79 Variety
• Here are 11 things the Koch brothers didn’t want you to know Alternet
• Mr. Trump Goes to Kensington Counterpunch
• Plain Talk: Evers needs to rethink ban on right-wing media group The Cap Times
• How Preemption is Expanding and Changing in 2019 CitiesSpeak.org
• How the Koch brothers co-opted minority groups in a push for a profit-based approach to education Alternet
• Why are Republicans taking away birth control? Because they don't want women to have it Salon
• Ken Ivory is going to work for a consulting firm he recently secured thousands of state dollars to hire Salt Lake Tribune
• The Koch Brothers Have A Mandate To Destroy The EV Revolution — Are You Buying In? CleanTechinca
• The Realism and Unrealism of the Green New Deals Counterpunch
• Big Oil Is Scared Gizmodo
• Lawmakers from across U.S. in Austin for American Legislative Exchange Council meeting KVUE.com
• American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) Protest (Photo Gallery) Austin Chronicle
• Conservative Group ALEC Floats Marijuana Banking And CBD Bills For States To Consider Marijuana Moment
• Arizona Republicans Flocked to Austin This Week for ALEC's Annual Conference Phoenix New Times
• Protesters Crash ALEC Conference to Resist Bill Criminalizing Pipeline Activists Truthout
• ALEC Fails to Denounce Dangerous and Racist Views of Its Leaders and Members ExposedbyCMD
• ALEC Doubles Down on Trump, Corporate Agenda at Annual Meeting in Texas ExposedbyCMD
• Everything Is Bigger in Texas, Including ALEC’s Influence ExposedbyCMD
• New Report Documents Pervasive Influence of ALEC in Texas ExposedbyCMD
• Red States Cut Worker Pay by $1.5 Billion Common Dreams
• Lawmakers gather at Northwood University MidlandDaily News
• Energy Secretary Rick Perry says an all-renewable energy policy is a ‘fantasy world’ San Antonio Express-News
• Utah Rep. Ken Ivory resigns his public post to accept new job Salt Lake Tribune
• Commissioner Antle Prepares for Austin, Texas Trip Bartlesville Radio
• Red State Rip Off: Cutting Worker Pay by $1.5 Billion CounterPunch
• Federal funding needed to thwart attacks on 2020 elections, state officials say ThinkProgress
• See the complicated landscape of plastic bans in the U.S. National Geographic
• Big Telecom tries another deregulation scam in Sacramento 48hills
• A Republican record of extremism (op-ed) Greenwich Time
• Where Should Labor Stand on Anti-Protest Legislation? Good Men Project
• New Hampshire’s Republican governor just vetoed a bipartisan redistricting commission ThinkProgress
• Abortion Is Our Right To Strike Jacobin
• Four awful new state laws that punish Florida citizens TCPalm
• Trump’s rhetoric on race poses dilemma for Texas Republicans after El Paso shooting Glen Rose Reporter
• Low-Interest Program to Keep Multiemployer Pension Plans Alive Newsmax
• Seed Libraries Fight for the Right to Share Good Men Project
• Even with Trump in Office, the Climate Denial Movement Is Quietly Falling Apart Vice
• Watchdog groups sound the gerrymandering alarm on ALEC’s ‘redistricting’ workshops ThinkProgress
• Public Notice: The Wrong Way, The Right Way The Austin Chronicle
• Conservative Political Group ALEC Is Coming to Town The Austin Chronicle
• Track costs of lawmakers’ conferences The Citizens' Voice
• There is no conservative momentum for a carbon tax The Washington Examiner
• Meet the lobbyists and special interests who helped launch Pete Buttigieg's political career Center for Public Integrity
• Land transfer advocate and longtime agency combatant now leads BLM High Country News
• Despite California’s travel ban, lawmakers find ways to visit states with ‘anti-LGBTQ’ laws Los Angeles Times
• Columnist’s agenda should be made clear Great Bend Tribune
• States are where the substantive debates are happening The Times Record
• Four awful new state laws that punish citizens The Star
• Florida Groups Unite to Take on Preemption Next City
• New trade minister Liz Truss had private talks in US with libertarian groups The Guardian
• How US regulators embrace toxic pesticides & the corporations that make them RT
• Legal scholars say life lobbying ban might not be constitutional Politico
• A Red Deal Jacobin
• Backdoor Appointment At Interior Adds To Fears Of A Public Land Sell-off HuffPost
• Democracy is under attack. But how to protect it while Trump is in the White House? The Washington Post
• Editorial: Facade of dog-days calm giving way to high-stakes legislative maneuvers and arm-twisting WRAL.com
• Coke, Pepsi Drop Trade Association Pushing Plastic Bag Bans ExposedbyCMD
• Right-Wing Troika The Nation
• As plastic bans spread, industry went on attack Houston Chronicle
• Sen. Bailey wrong on economics of Navy Growlers at Whidbey The Daily Herald
• Four awful new state laws that punish citizens Florida Phoenix
• Koch, Bradley money fuels Trump's right-wing echo chamber ExposedbyCMD
• The Left Needs a Statewide Strategy Jacobin Magazine
• ANTI-IMMIGRATION POLICIES DRIVING CONVICT FARM LABOR TO LEVELS NOT SEEN SINCE JIM CROW ERA Milwaukee Independent
• Texas Governor Criminalizes Energy Pipeline Protests American Free-Press
• Fascism & #Fake Republicans Clean Technica
• SÓ LIXO: Como a indústria de plásticos luta para continuar poluindo o mundo The Intercept Brazil
• Combatting surveillance capitalism New Age
• States using, sharing model legislation poses a couple of risks Press of Atlantic City
• School takeovers fail. Is Houston next? (Opinion) Houston Chronicle
• As Charles Koch Cultivates Anti-War Image, Koch Industries Profits from Defense Contracts The American Prospect
• Coca-Cola, PepsiCo Leave Pro-Plastics Lobbying Association SB News
• Corruption Consultants Center for American of Progress
• Sen. Susan Wagle to seek Kansas GOP nomination for U.S. Senate Leavenworth Times
• Oklahomans paying to educate ‘ghost students’ in numerous districts City-sentinel
• 'Heartbeat bill:' Dem lawmakers plan strategy; petition seeks to delay start date SaportaReport
• Jonathan Williams to speak at Northwood University symposium Midland Daily News
• Koch, Bradley Money Fuels Trump’s Right-Wing Echo Chamber ExposedbyCMD
• Some Minnesota bills copied from other states, even written by special interests StarTribune
• Susan Wagle, GOP leader of Kansas Senate, launches bid to replace Pat Roberts in 2020 Kansas City Star
• After 48 Years, Democrats Still Haven’t Gotten the Memo The New Republic
• Combatting Surveillance Capitalism: An Orwellian Lesson in History from Ford to Google Counterpunch
• WASTE ONLY: How the Plastics Industry Is Fighting to Keep Polluting the World The Intercept
• THE NETWORK BEHIND STATE BILLS ‘COUNTERING’ SHARIA LAW AND TERRORISM Center for Public Integrity
• RTD Publishes Utterly Dishonest Screed by Former VA Speaker Bill “ALEC” Howell on “Green New Deal” Blue Virginia
• Democrats Do Intimidation Wall Street Journal
• Teachers, Don't Just Shut Up and Teach Education Week
• ‘We Can't Sit on the Sidelines and Be Climate Deniers,’ Dominion VP Warns Natural Gas Industry DeSmog
• Is There a Global Future for Unions? Common Dreams
• Trump Administration's Proposed Prosecution Of Pipeline Opponents: Weighing Human Rights Obligations And Congressional Support Mondaq
• Is There a Global Future for Unions? Common Dreams
• OPINION: Gordon MacDonald should not be confirmed as New Hampshire’s next Supreme Court Chief Justice InkLink
• Trump Administration's Proposed Prosecution of Pipeline Opponents: Weighing Human Rights Obligations and Congressional Support JDSupra
• Texas no-step: Commissioners deny Smith's travel request Citrus County Chronicle
• The old 'state rights' and the new state power The Hill
• Protesters as terrorists': growing number of states turn anti-pipeline activism into a crime The Guardian
• Your Right to Know: Lawsuit put end to abusive practice The Cap Times
• Reparations Report Reveals Liberals' Lack of Interest in Black America National Center for Public Policy Research
• There's a Retirement Crisis Brewing in the US and It Won't End Well Lombardi Letter
• Congress Investigates Rollback of the Clean Car Standards – an Epic Oversight Hearing Union Concerned Scientists
• Money Against Democracy The American Prospect
• Climate Change Denialists Dubbed Auto Makers the ‘Opposition’ in Fight Over Trump’s Emissions Rollback The New York Times
• Our post-carbon future depends on electric vehicles—our congress controls their economic lifeline Nation of Change
• West Virginia legalizes charter schools World Socialist Web Site
• SCOTUS Gerrymandering case: Roberts didn’t defend constitutional democracy | Bruce Ledewitz Pennsylvania Capital-Star
• The Sack Of Washington HuffPost
• Congressional Dems Investigating Why Big Oil Is 'Only Winner' in Clean Car Standard Rollbacks DeSmog
• Utah has stepped up to protect Fourth Amendment rights online. Will your state do the same? Washington Examiner
• Nevada Embraces Public Unions Wall Street Journal
• A Democratic Think Tank, the Progressive Policy Institute, Is Promoting Pushback Against Climate Lawsuits DeSmog
• House Democrats investigate oil companies' involvement in fuel standards rollback The Hill
• Trump officials face off on car rule Politico
• Trump awards Medal of Freedom to Art Laffer, father of 'supply-side' economic Washington Times
• Developers Want to Destroy Chicago. We Won't Let Them. Jacobin Magazine
• Mess with a Texas pipeline now and you could end up a felon Grist
• School workers express frustration with legislation in both chambers West Virginia MetroNews
• This Louisiana Parish Allowed a Quarter of Its Sheriff’s Deputies To Work Security for a Pipeline In These Times
• Reeves' Kemper Bill Let Mississippi Power Shift $1 Billion to Customers Jackson Free Press
• South Dakota’s “Riot-Boosting” Law Aims to Curb the Next Standing Rock Before it Even Starts Mother Jones
• Woman 'Close' to Former State Senator Linda Collins Arrested in Connection with Her Death People.com
• Overnight Energy: Trump EPA finalizes rule to kill Obama climate plan | Trump officials delayed releasing docs on Yellowstone superintendent's firing | Democrats probe oil companies' role in fuel rule rollback The Hill
• You’re On The Hook For Trillions In Pension Overpromises, And Divestment Is Making It Worse The Federalist
• Kochs’ Dark-Money Network Bankrolls Right-Wing “Free Speech Crisis” on Campuses Truthout
• “Freedom Gas” Will Be Used to Justify Oppression at Home and Abroad Truthout
• Comcast leaves conservative ‘think tank’ behind voter ID, stand-your-ground laws The Spokesman-Review
• “Freedom Gas” Will Be Used to Justify Oppression at Home and Abroad Truthout
• Utilities try to exploit local media to push bogus claims about rooftop solar
• Our Post-Carbon Future Depends on Electric Vehicles—Our Congress Controls Their Economic Lifeline Common Dreams
• Capitalism Versus Democracy Counterpunch
• Neal Milner: Hawaii's Scholars Ought To Be Making Sense Of Its Politics Honolulu Civil Beat
• Former State Senator Linda Collins' Family Shares Their Anguish a Week After She Was Shot and Killed People.com
• Conservatives Urge FCC To Open 5.9 GHz Band For Wi-Fi Law360
• Kochs’ Dark-Money Network Bankrolls Campus “Free Speech” Group ExposedbyCMD
• Farmers turn to prisons to fill labor needs High Country News
• Outside influence from billionaires is OK for Gov. Doug Ducey and lawmakers, but not you AZCentral.com
• As rooftop solar grows, what should the future of net metering look like? Insider Louisville
• Maine Exhales The American Prospect
• State lawmakers may end license suspensions over fines Daily Astorian
• Bill to stop driving suspensions stalls Mail Tribune
• Climate Politics/Capitol Light (8) Resilience
• Your Two Cents Richmond.com
• Ginni Thomas Teams Up With James O’Keefe in Dark-Money Operation to ‘Protect’ Trump Right Wing Watch
• Supreme Court to Hear Case Involving Comcast’s Refusal to Carry Black-Owned Network The Epoch Times
• As Rooftop Solar Grows, What Should the Future of Net Metering Look Like? InsideClimate News
• Ken Dixon: On rat patrol as clock ticks to midnight The Middletown Press
• HOW ANTI-IMMIGRATION POLICIES ARE LEADING PRISONS TO LEASE CONVICTS AS FIELD LABORERS Pacific Standard
• Cooper: Copeland was a fiscal father Times Free Press
• The Republican Devolution Foreign Affairs
• As New Pipeline Battle Looms, Texas Moves Toward Criminalizing Pipeline Protest Truthout
• Washington has ‘best economic activity,’ Louisiana second worst after Alaska The Hayride
• Tucker Carlson’s Curious Turn From Koch Brothers Evangelist to Their Harshest Critic at Fox News Mediaite
• Tennessee Volkswagen plant to finish unionization vote ABC News
• New ALEC Membership List Names More Legislators Tied to the Group Documented
• State takeover of school districts is an insult to local communities The Highland County
• Advocates want Legislature to end license suspensions for people who can't afford traffic fines Blue Mountain Eagle
• Report: Washington has 'best economic activity,' Alaska worst, in US WDEL
• Ginni Thomas Teams Up With James O’Keefe in Dark-Money Operation to ‘Protect’ Trump Right Wing Watch
• Red States Are Criminalizing Speech to Wage War on Environmental Activists GQ
• Convicts are returning to farming – anti-immigrant policies are the reason The Edwardsville Intelligencer
• Pipeline Protesters Could Face 20 Years In Prison Under Trump Administration Proposal High Plains Public Radio
• Congressional Dems to EPA's Wheeler: Stop Spreading Oil Industry Lies About Clean Car Rules DeSmog
• First Amendment in the Crosshairs: Trump’s Latest Attacks Natural Resources Defense Council
• Ginni Thomas Plans New Conservative Supergroup to “Protect President Trump” The Intercept
• Trump administration seeks criminal crackdown on pipeline protests Politico
• In West Virginia's Education Wars, “We Can't Play Nice” Jacobin Magazine
• Pipeline Protest Laws Spark First Amendment Concerns U.S. News & World Report
• The Alabama Forfeiture Accountability System created – will collect and report data on state civil asset forfeitures Opelika Observer
• Former State Senator Linda Collins-Smith Found Dead, Death Being Investigated as a Possible Murder Yahoo
• Don’t Let the Swamp Win: President Trump & Congress Must Restrain Spending in Upcoming Budget Deal Conservative HQ
• A Court Blocked Trump’s Bid To Weaken Unions. The White House Found Another Way. HuffPost
• After the Net Neutrality Debate Settles, Rural Texans Still Lack Broadband Access The Texan
• Here's the 'deadest bill' of the Alabama House's 2019 session Montgomery Advertiser
• Why Are Unions Joining Conservative Groups to Protect Pipelines? Pacific Standard
• High-tax Connecticut plagued by pension problems Fox Business
• Exxon, Chevron face climate protests, reject new resolutions Midland Reporter-Telegram
• Opinion: The War On Abortion Is Happening In The States, And That's Where We Need To Fight Back BuzzFeed News
• Unions, activists plan to protest Gov. Scott Walker appearance at Vermont GOP fundraiser BurlingtonFreePress.com
• When a Traffic Ticket Costs $13000 The New York Times
• Texas Pipeline Bill Criminalizes Water Protectors The Real News Network
• Corporate-Funded Groups Continue Campaign to Cripple Public Sector Unions Exposed by CMD
• It’s time to free our local governments from corporate rule. Here’s how that happens Pennsylvania Capital-Star
• The Indiana abortion law the Supreme Court upheld isn't the end of Roe. But it's cruel for the sake of cruelty NBCNews
• Activists Push Back Against Utilities to Brighten Solar Energy's Prospects NBC Connecticut
• Other Nations Support Electric Cars. In The US, They’re Supposedly A Threat To Gas Tax Revenue. CleanTechinca
• You Could Get Prison Time for Protesting a Pipeline in Texas—Even If It’s on Your Land Mother Jones
• Hamilton: Term limits, ghost writers and political power Journal Record
• Hunter Mill District Supervisor Candidate Returns $500 from ALEC CEO Reston Now
• Big Oil Bill Pushes Extreme Criminal Penalties in Illinois Natural Resource Defense Council
• Outside Groups Co-Wrote 47 State Laws Urban Milwaukee
• Controlling 5G: A Course in Obstacles CounterPunch
• While Other Nations Support EVs, The US Government Is Reversing Gears Inside Evs
• Louisiana Law Turning Pipeline Protests Into Felonies Violates Constitution, New Lawsuit Alleges DeSmog
• Ex-foreign agent’s ‘dark money’ group challenges Amazon hate group ban Center for Responsive Politics
• Comcast does so much lobbying that it says disclosing it all is too hard Ars Technica
• Texas Pipeline Activists Face 10-Year Sentence Under Texas Plan Bloomberg
• It's killing us': why firefighters are battling to ban flame retardants The Guardian
• New Book Presents Solution for Financially Insolvent Entitlement Programs The Heartland Insitute
• States Crack Down on Environmental Activists Sierra Magazine
• Member Companies Face Pressure to Disavow Trade Group’s Anti-Climate Actions Climate Liability News
• The Plastics Lobby vs. Our Future on Long Island and in the World Nonprofit Quarterly
• In Louisiana Capitol, protesters decry abortion ban Workers World
• The Coming Pension Crisis Is So Big That It's A Problem For Everyone Forbes
• Cory Booker Was Once a Foot Soldier for Betsy DeVos The New Republic
• Say NO to abortion bans! Workers World
• There He Goes Again: Trump Ignores Ruling Protecting Union Rights The Chief-Leader
• Who's Behind The War On Electric Cars? CleanTechnica
• Five Dems Vie for Hunter Mill Supervisor Seat Virginia Connection Newspapers
• Critics say Illinois bill threatens to chill protest against fossil fuel interests Energy News Network
• Local fees on plastic containers could be blocked by state Dayton Daily News
• Rep. Young hears tough questions on issues Post Register
• Bill to keep Louisiana oil and gas industry's violations secret, immune from penalties narrowly fails The Advocate
• A Major Coal Company Went Bust. Its Bankruptcy Filing Shows That It Was Funding Climate Change The Intercept
• Rant and Rave: Little Kids' Brains Charleston Post Courier
• Inside the long war to protect plastic Center for Public Integrity
• Michigan shrinks credits for rooftop solar, clouding industry's future Bridge Michigan
• The Great Idaho Do-Over Wall Street Journal
• Texas' 'Save Chick-fil-A' bill part of a nationwide, anti-LGBTQ effort, advocates say NBC News
• CAPITOL ROUNDUP: Changes likely coming to cannabis legalization bill The Edwardsville Intelligencer
• Opponents say bill would deter protesters of energy industries in Illinois Peoria Journal Star
• States Start Hitting America's Electric Drivers With Higher Fees Bloomberg
• After Standing Rock, protesting pipelines can get you a decade in prison and $100K in fines Grist
• Don’t Let California’s Legislature Extend Broadband Monopolies for Comcast and AT&T EFF
• WV Senate Dems hold press conference on education priorities as special session date set WV News
• NYC Taxes on Biz Revenues Sending Small Companies to Florida The Jewish Voice
• New York Tax Rate Forces Small Businesses To Leave State, Move To Florida International Business Times
• Blue City Challenge: Clawing Back Power from Red States The American Prospect
• Climate Change and the Guard Dog Theory Plattsburgh Press-Republican
• Hungary’s leader is waging war on democracy. Today, he’s at the White House Vox
• Universities financed opposition to climate agenda Bend Bulletin
• Your Pension May Be Monetized Gold Seek
• As the world hands out subsidies, U.S. states start hitting drivers of electric cars with higher fees Bloomberg/Japan Times
• Fiber Broadband and Small Cells: An Unholy Municipal Alliance CounterPunch
• ALEC Teams up with Anti-LGBT Alliance Defending Freedom to Promote So-Called "Campus Free Speech" Bills (ExposedbyCMD)
• ALEC Wants to Make Protest Illegal in Illinois (Truthout)
• Tom Crouser: Does ALEC influence WV politics? (Opinion) (Charleston Gazette-Mail)
• Right Thinking: The dangers of throwing mud (Journal Record)
• The Exploitative Gig Economy Is Not “the Future of Work” (Truthout)
• Family Fund Gifted $3.2 Million to Conservative Nonprofits During DeVos’ First Year in Office (Maplight)
• 'Kill the bill! Save the land!' Native protectors disrupt Texas legislature (Indian Country Today Media Network)
• Editorial: Opportunity lost (Eastern Arizona Courier)
• More preemptive ALEC strikes (High Plains Reader)
• Opinion | Knopf: Fakenomics and the Kochtopus (Summit Daily News)
• Alabama Senate prevents ban on plastic bag bans from coming to vote (Montgomery Advertiser)
• Can't Pay That Traffic Fine? Try an Installment Plan (Crime Report)
• Anti-Protest Legislation Is Threatening Our Climate (EcoWatch)
• Please Let's Never Call Uber “The Future of Work” Ever Again (In These Times)
• Sense of Place: 'Whose idee was this?' (The Daily Post-Athenian)
• Liberal Millionaires Will Spend Big in States in 2020 (Splinter)
• The danger of Republican voter suppression | Opinion (Sun Sentinel)
• Two Views: Adler was right: The state aims to take self-government away (Austin American-Statesmen)
• A user's guide to "Cultural Marxism": Anti-Semitic conspiracy theory, reloaded (Salon)
• Minnesota should end driver’s license suspensions for failure to pay traffic tickets (MinnPost)
• Oklahoma Becomes 30th State To Adopt Environmental 'Audit Privilege' Law (KGOU)
• State Sen. Nathan Manning: Legislature will address HB 70 (Chronicle-Telegram)
• Lisa Nelson: Sharing Good Ideas Is the American Way (Caledonian Record)
• Pipeline Protesters Could Face 20 Years in Prison Under Bill in Texas House (The Teas Observer)
• Veteran journalist: Can we fix the Electoral College? (The Progressive Pulse)
• Failure of local right-to-work measures unfortunate, unsurprising (The Hill)
• CEI Leads Coalition Letter to STB on Competitive Switching Rule (Competitive Enterprise Insititute)
• No satisfaction (NJBIZ)
• In Some Pennsylvania Pro-Fracking Corners, Name-calling, False Claims, and Swastika-Laden Images Circulate (DeSmog Blog)
• A place for the GOP to mull life after Trump (Roll Call)
• Proposal would let you pay traffic tickets on an installment plan (Rochester Democrat and Chronicle)
• Nancy Martorano Miller: One-party rule in 49 state legislatures reflects flaws in democratic process (Michigan Advance)
• Preemptive strikes: bags, guns, zoning, and a living wage (High Plains Reader)
• States Are Trying to Stop Cities From Raising Minimum Wage (Truthout)
• How the Kochs’ Americans for Prosperity Hijacked Alaska’s Tax and Budget Hearings (ExposedbyCMD)
• Wisconsin’s voters deserve better than model legislation (The Badger Herald)
• ALEC’s Washington State Chair Discussed Violence, Surveillance Against Constituents (ExposedbyCMD)
• FCC Under Fire For Putting ALEC Rep On 'Consumer' Advisory Board (Tech Dirt)
• Stephen Moore's ranking of states’ economies has been wrong for 12 straight years (Los Angeles Times)
• Trump Appoints Stephen Moore, ALEC's Favorite Economist, to Fed(ExposedbyCMD)
• Tulsa World editorial: Whose interests are legislators representing when they copy cut-and-paste legislation? (Tulsa World)
• Arizona among top states for passing ‘copycat bills’ written by national partisan & industry groups (Tucson Sentinel)
• FCC “consumer advisory” panel includes ALEC, big foe of municipal broadband (Ars Techinca)
• Editorial: Lawmakers must stop outsourcing bills to special interest groups (Democrat & Chronicle)
• From thought to law: How legislation is created in North Dakota (Grand Forks Herald)
• Means, Cowsert Debate Private-School Vouchers Flag Pole (Flag Pole)
• Why Progressive Cities In Conservative States Are Losing Their Political Influence Pacific Standard (Pacific Standard)
• Bills banning local plastic bag regulations use ALEC model (Montgomery Advertiser)
• From education to gun control, your legislators outsource their jobs and you get copycat laws (USA Today)
• Scott Walker to Head ‘Slow Moving Coup’ to Repeal-and-Replace U.S. Constitution (The Progressive)
• States Wanted to Snoop on Contractors, but Plans Are Stalling (Bloomberg Law)
• THE GREEN SCARE: How a Movement That Never Killed Anyone Became the FBI’s No. 1 Domestic Terrorism Threat (The Intercept)
• Chicago wants rent control — will our elected officials listen? (Chicago Tribune)
• Former Wisconsin legislator Leah Vukmir joins conservative National Taxpayers Union (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)
• Tech-neutral energy standards emerge as bipartisan climate policy (Axios)
• CPAC Speakers Were Obsessed With the Socialist Boogeyman (The Intercept)
• Kentucky teachers' sickout closes state's largest district (World Socialist Web Site)
• How business groups are fighting a wave of anti-plastic straw laws (NBC News)
• How to Rebuild the Labor Movement, State by State (The American Prospect)
• Lawmakers are taking aim at trial lawyers. It could affect who you could sue, and how much you could win (Tampa Bay Times)
• Column: Governor Lamont might just be worse than Dan Malloy (The Daily Campus)
• Physicist leading Trump’s ‘adversarial’ climate review also led group touting carbon emissions (Science Magazine)
• How socialism destroys private charity and hurts the poor (Washington Examiner)
• How Third Way Democrats Could Get Trump Re-elected (In These Times)
• A Deeply Cursed Tour Through the CPAC Schedule (Splinter)
• Guest column: Article unfairly criticized Deschutes County Commissioner Ben (Bulletin)
• H. Edward Flentje: Give Charles Koch credit (Wichita Eagle)
• West Virginia Strikes Again, Defeating Privatization Bill in a Single Day (Workday Minnesota)
• Rebecca Gavin: If education bill had been good, it would've been transparent (Charleston Gazette-Mail)
• Pro-Trump Billionaires Continue To Bankroll Climate Denial (Huffington Post)
• Viewpoints: Leveling the playing field in state legislatures (The Daily Herald)
• Imperatives for Democrats (The American Prospect
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• Wisconsin US Senate debates: Five things to watch as Tammy Baldwin meets Leah Vukmir (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)

• ALEC Union Busting Proposal Defeated in Michigan Lame Duck (PR Watch)

• Michigan GOP Defies Voters, Rams ALEC, Koch Priorities Through Lame-Duck Session (PR Watch)

• After Voters Passed Progressive Ballot Initiatives, GOP Legislatures Are Trying to Kill Future One's (Mother Jones
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• How Tammy Baldwin, Target of $14 Million in Outside Spending, Sent the Koch Brothers and Their Minions Packing (PR Watch)

• AT&T Drops ALEC for Hosting Hate Speech (PR Watch)

• ALEC Embraces Trumpism, Climate Catastrophe, and School Privatization at Policy Summit (PR Watch)

• First Came a Flood of Ballot Measures From Voters. Then Politicians Pushed Back. (New York Times
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• Reporters Memo: Coke and Pepsi Play Hardball in Attempt to Prevent the Spread of Soda Taxes (PR Watch
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• John Nichols: Leah Vukmir is peddling Donald Trump's snake oil (The Cap Times)

• Can young people take back Wisconsin from Scott Walker's hard-right grip? (The Guardian)

• Scott Walker's War on the Public Sector Came Back to Bite Him (Slate Magazine
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• Koch's New Super PAC Loses Six of Nine Incumbents in Key Targeted House Races (PR Watch
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• Six takeaways from Tammy Baldwin's victory in Wisconsin US Senate race (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

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• Six takeaways from Tammy Baldwin's victory in Wisconsin US Senate race (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

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• How Tammy Baldwin, Target of $14 Million in Outside Spending, Sent the Koch Brothers and Their Minions Packing (PR Watch)

• Democracy Is on the Ballot (The American Prospect)

• Reporters Memo: Coke and Pepsi Play Hardball in Attempt to Prevent the Spread of Soda Taxes (PR Watch
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• First Came a Flood of Ballot Measures From Voters. Then Politicians Pushed Back. (New York Times

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• Medicare for All Is Officially Winningl (The Nation
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• ALEC Flaunts Trump Ties While Celebrating Its 45th Anniversary at POTUS's DC Hotel (PRWatch)

• Leah Vukmir hits Tammy Baldwin on Tomah VA while Dems focus on Vukmir's ALEC ties (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)

• The 1 Percent Has a Dark Plot to Replace American Democracy With an Elite Plutocracy — And It's Working (Alternet)

• Verizon Leaves Right-Wing Legislative Group ALEC Over Its Invitation to Anti-Muslim activist David Horowitz (The Intercept)

• " House Republicans escalate crusade against environmental groups working in China (ThinkProgress)

• " Letter to the editor: ALEC is a 'pay-to-play' operation (La Crosse Tribune)

• Verizon Leaves Right-Wing Legislative Group ALEC Over Its Invitation to Anti-Muslim activist David Horowitz (The Missouri Times)

• ALEC 45th annual meeting August 8-10 at the Hilton New Orleans Riverside (The Missouri Times)

• How a mock convention is helping fuel a movement to change the Constitution (Center for Public Integrity)

• Koch-funded groups mount PR and media campaign to fight carbon pricing (Media Matters for America)

• ALEC scheme to have lawmakers pick their own voters exposed (People's World)

• Before Annual ALEC Conference, New Report Exposes Secretive Group's Political Influence in ... (Common Cause)

• ’’’Let people make laws, not the Legislature (Arizona Daily Star)

• Wisconsin GOP Just Nominated ALEC's "Iron Lady" to Take on Tammy Baldwin (ExposedByCMD)

• ALEC in Louisiana (Common Cause)

• Conservatives call for constitutional intervention last seen 230 years ago (The Guardian)

• Anti-Pipeline Kayaktivists Hit With Felony Charges Under Louisiana's New ALEC-Inspired Law ... (Common Dreams)

• Congressman Pocan vs Republican Lies on ALEC and Election Victories (Free Speech TV)

• Republicans Don't Just Want to Win—They Want to Rig the Game (Daily Beast)

• Nonpartisan ALEC Will Celebrate 45th Gala with GOP Stars and Lobbyists at Trump Hotel (PR Watch)

• Rep. Chris Taylor ALEC gathering gives platform to hatemonger Horowitz (Madison.com)

• Recent Arrests Under New Anti-Protest Law Spotlight Risks That Off-Duty Cops Pose to Pipeline ... (The Intercept)

• New Koch Ad Highlights Vukmir's Support For Their ALEC Agenda (Democratic Party of Wisconsin)

• Democrats' top 25 House pickup opportunities, plus the next 25 (NBCNews)

• Emery, Onder both recognized as ALEC Legislator of the Week (The Missouri Times)

• House passes anti-carbon tax resolution in landslide (Beaumont Enterprise)

• Nearly 1 in 5 NC students are opting out of traditional public schools. Does it matter? (News & Observer)

• The Energy 202: Oil Check (Washington Post)

• Daily on Energy: Oil industry slams Trump's inaction on tariff relief (Washington Examiner)

• ExxonMobil Departure From Climate-Denying ALEC Long Overdue (Public.)

• Richmond is gagging progressive local governments (Washington Post)

• House voting on anti-carbon-tax measure: 'Pass the popcorn' (E&E News)

• North Carolina School Choice Laws Lead to Massive Flight from Public Schools (MRCTV)

• Book Review: The Fall of Wisconsin Is an Uplifting Read (ExposedByCMD)

• Fossil Fuel Industries Outspend Clean Energy Advocates On Climate Lobbying By 10 To 1 (HuffPost)

• Is ALEC Too Extreme for Exxon? Long-Term ALEC Board Member Dumps ALEC over Climate Denial Policy​ (ExposedByCMD)

• Exxon Quits Koch-Backed Business Group After Climate Change Row (Bloomberg)

• Exxon Mobil leaves conservative advocacy group ALEC (The Hill)

• Exxon quits ALEC (ThinkProgress)

• The battle for Wisconsin (Isthmus)

• Arizona charter school founder makes millions building his own schools (AZCentral)

• Inside the Koch Family's 60-Year Anti-Union Campaign That Gave Us Janus (In These Times)

• Pruitt May Be Out at the EPA, but Don't Expect Him to Disappear (Slate Magazine)

• Report: Dakota Access Pipeline Demonstrations Inspired Legislative Crackdown (Public News Service)

• Industry's FAIR, FACT, and PROTECT Asbestos Victims Legislation were Written to Deny Asbestos Victims Justice (Asbestos Disease Awareness Organization)

• Supreme Court Deals Major Blow to Public-Sector Unions (Democracy Now!)

• Trump Is Following Arizona's Playbook On Immigration. We Know How To Fight Back. (HuffPost)

• Terrible Ten (The Wilderness Society)

• What's Wrong with Privatizing Public Lands (The Progressive)

• Vote to Authorize a Strike at UPS (ExposedByCMD)

• Stewart's cited ALEC study leaves out info (Freeport Journal-Standard)

• Deadly Asbestos Agenda Benefits Koch Industries, Nationwide (ExposedByCMD)

• of Anti-Protest Bills Target Social Justice Infrastructure (Citizen Truth)

• Years Ago Global Warming Became Front-Page News (The Conversation)

• Activists fight to hold energy companies accountable in age of repressive state laws (ThinkProgress)

• Federalism gone wild: How Republicans seized power in state capitals — and reshaped America (Salon)

• ALEC Joins Religious Right Activists at the Road to Majority Conference (Right Wing Watch)

• States claim big win in Supreme Court decision on sales tax (The Hill)

• Comcast Shareholders Nix Lobbying Transparency (Media Play News)

• Chipotle's move to Newport Beach shows that taxes matter for CEOs less than you'd think (Los Angeles Times)

• 'The Fall of Wisconsin' aptly conveys the GOP's impact (The Cap Times)

• Meet the Economist Behind the One Percent's Stealth Takeover of America (Institute for New Economic Thinking)

• Corporations seek to destroy public education for all but the few (Beckley Register-Herald)
• What If We Held a Constitutional Convention and the Right-Wingers Prevailed? (Mother Jones)

• Wisconsin lawmakers got $164000 in travel and perks last year from outside groups (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)

• Letter:Baldwin is the better candidate in US Senate race (Daily Citizen)

• How Trump And The GOP's SCOTUS Screw Workers (Common Dreams)

• The questions private prisons raise (The Christian Century)

• What and who are fueling the movement to privatize public education — and why you should care (Washington Post)

• Exxon Mobil touts goals to grow oil, gas while reducing emissions (Midland Reporter-Telegram)

• Harley-Davidson Insiders Hog Tax Cut Revenue (ExposedByCMD)

• Meet the Economist Behind the One Percent's Stealth Takeover of America (AlterNet)

• EPIC Fail: Supreme Court Turns Back the Clock to Strip Workers of Power (ExposedByCMD)

• 'Daring Democracy' says environmental degradation, racial tension, poverty are intertwined (Press Herald)

• Corporations seek to destroy public education for all but the few (Beckley Register-Herald)

• John Bel Edwards says Louisiana won't do business with companies that boycott Israel (The Times-Picayune)

• Community caretakers block access to Cabot Oil fracking site (Richland Source)

• Utility trade groups press EPA to embrace EVs in fuel standard rewrite (Utility Dive)

• Deep in Trump Country, a Democratic Populist Is Facing Off Against a Country Club Republican (The Intercept)

• Koch-Tied Firm Conducts Mass Layoffs after Trump "Job Creating" Tax Cut Bill (ExposedByCMD)

• Capitalism is now in need of reform (Wisconsin State Journal)

• Long before Scott Pruitt, EPA colluded with industry (Salon)

• After a career built on lies, Rex Tillerson slams leaders like Trump who lie (ThinkProgress)

• Take the Money and Run: Trump Tax Cuts Boost Earnings of ALEC Corps, Which Promptly Layoff Workers (ExposedByCMD)

• Louisiana pipeline protection bill part of wider protest crackdown (Facing South)

• State Lawmakers Rally For NAFTA Investment Protection (Law360)

• Conservative conference shows disagreement over purchase incentives for electric cars (Green Car Reports)

• After Stunning Democratic Win, North Dakota Republicans Suppressed the Native American Vote (The Nation)

• One West Virginia County Tried to Break Its Dependence on the Energy Industry. It was Overruled. (ProPublica)

• Arizona Versus the Privatizers (Jacobin magazine)

• White Evangelicals' Continued Support of Trump Feels Surprising. It Shouldn't. (Slate Magazine)

• Top RI office-holders, candidates make financial disclosures (The Providence Journal)

• Congressional GOP lets business lobbyists rewrite labor law (People's World)

• Louisiana lawmakers eye harsher penalties in pipeline damage (The Advocate)

• 'There's This Little Fear': Arizona Teachers Consider Legislative Backlash Against Walkout (Rewire)

• ALEC Task Forces Gather in Grand Rapids to Draft Bills for Its Corporate Sponsors (ExposedByCMD)

• Citizenship amendment sets off squabble (The Grand Junction Daily Sentinel)

• Payday lender made 3 international trips with ex-Ohio House speaker (MyDayton DailyNews)

• Debbie Lesko keeps Arizona 8th in GOP hands in special election (USA TODAY)

• Voters Want Local Control, Not State Takeovers (The Progressive)

• Conservative Leaders, GOP Lawmakers Voice Support for Scott Pruitt (Daily Signal)

• Tickled to See Teenagers Restarting the Revolution (Jackson Free Press)

• Democracy in Chains Reveals the Link Between Libertarianism and Oligarchy (theStranger)

• Kentucky Teachers Walk Out (New Republic)

• GOP checks out new record, chants same old chorus (CT Post)

• 'Buy American' Policies Boost Private Sector Use of Prison Labor: Study (Crime Report)

• Bayou Bridge Protesters Arrested as Louisiana Advances Bill Toughening Penalties for Pipeline Protests (DeSmog)

• Trump individual income tax cut: $89 a day for the 1 percent; 11 cents a day for the poor (People's World)

• Another Renewable Energy Basher and Koch Network Alum Joins Trump's Department of Energy (DeSmog)

• How lawmakers' names get assigned to legislation they don't support (Charleston Post Courier)

• ALEC Legislator Fast Tracks a Bill to Block Local Campaign Finance Ordinances in Arizona (ExposedByCMD)

• Washington is testing how it could charge drivers for miles they drive to keep up state roads (Pacific Northwest Inlander)

• Louisiana and Minnesota Introduce Anti-Protest Bills Amid Fights Over Bayou Bridge and Enbridge Pipelines (The Intercept)

• On Eve of the March for Our Lives a New Report Examines the NRA's Huge Influence in Washington (Common Dreams)

• Ahead of the March For Our Lives, a new report extent of the NRA’s huge influence in Washington (Wisconsin Gazette)

• Bernie Sanders: Russia and Stormy Daniels distract us from real problem of inequality (The Guardian)

• Kansas Senate passes bills on asbestos claims, body camera video, asset seizures, wrongful convictions (Hays Daily News)

• LePage's bill to limit local control of pesticide use appears headed for defeat (Press Herald)

• Chinese Corporation Alibaba Joins Group Ghostwriting American Laws (The Intercept)

• Corporations That Quit Ultra-Conservative Lobbying Group Defend Attending Their Conference Anyway (Splinter)

• Claims by right-to-work supporters like a hollow bunny (Las Cruces Sun-News)

• Mead vetoes controversial “critical infrastructure” bill (WyoFile)

• Minnesotans: Beware the Convention of States resolution (MinnPost)

• Politicians Campaign on Free Speech While Voting to Penalize Boycotts of Israel (The Intercept)

• Protest bill rises from grave after Wyoming House rules fight (Casper Star-Tribune Online)

• Will Trump's Fossil Fuel Siren Song Sink Investors' Climate Resolutions? (InsideClimate News)

• The Real Reason the Investor Class Hates Pensions (New York Times)

• Several bills await reconciliation as WV legislative session nears end (Charleston Gazette-Mail)

• How Employers Already Compel Speech From Workers (The Nation)

• Koch Network Took Credit for Dakota Access, Keystone XL and REINS Act, Leaked Memo Shows (EcoWatch)

• ALEC is working against us (News-Item)

• This is the single most ridiculous piece of proposed legislation in a quarter century (The Courier-Journal)

• In Maine, a push in Legislature could lead to a rewrite of the U.S. Constitution (Portland Press Herald)

• Wyoming Now Third State to Propose ALEC Bill Cracking Down on Pipeline Protests (DeSmog)

• The Supreme Court's latest union case is designed to kneecap the Democratic Party (Slate Magazine)

• Disaster Capitalism Hits Higher Education in Wisconsin (The Nation)

• Statehouse bill could affect asbestos injury claims (Pharos-Tribune)

• Legislation threatens those with disabilities (Springfield News-Leader)

• Industry backs bill criminalizing infrastructure 'interference' (Gillette News Record)

• Wyoming Bill Would Severely Punish Fossil Fuel Protesters (Democracy Now!)

• Using tomatoes to attack solar power, a Kentucky lawmaker pulls from big business playbook (The Courier-Journal)

• Kentucky lawmaker borrows analogy from Koch-funded group to gain support for anti-solar bill (ThinkProgress)

• State union leaders tussle with conservatives (CT Post)

• GOP would establish anti-poor, anti-woman theocracy in WV (Charleston Gazette-Mail)

• Legislature joins push to delicense, deregulate all sorts of professions and jobs (Arizona Capitol Times)

• Trump and DeVos love 'Education Savings Accounts.' You should know how they really work. (Washington Post)

• Would bill to protect energy infrastructure stifle protests? (WyoFile)

• Koch-backed group fights paid sick leave laws as flu sweeps US (The Guardian)

• Arizona "Ground Zero" for Koch Attack on Public Education (ExposedByCMD)

• Trump Wants a Parade. Maybe the Kids Who Only Get Four Days of Public School Could Give It to Him. (Daily Beast)

• West Virginia's billionaire governor is waging a war on anti-poverty programs (ThinkProgress)

• China wants compensation for US solar panel tariffs as industry braces for job losses (Utility Dive)

• Wisconsin should reject boycott, divest, sanctions bill; it is not anti-Semitic (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)

• Ohio and Iowa Are the Latest of Eight States to Consider Anti-Protest Bills Aimed at Pipeline ... (The Intercept)

• The ALEC Emperor's New Clothes (ExposedByCMD)

• Bill Would Shine Light on ALEC (urbanmilwaukee)

• As Trump Unfurls Infrastructure Plan, Iowa Bill Seeks to Criminalize Pipeline Protests (DeSmog)

• Trump Just Announced a Plan that Could Cripple the Solar Industry (Mother Jones)

• Why Are Railroads Funding ALEC? (ExposedByCMD)

• 'Right to work' could be on the ballot in Ohio with support from lawmakers (cleveland.com)

• Pingree backs bill to stop states from blocking municipal broadband internet efforts (Press Herald)

• Time magnifies privatization's failures (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)

• Trump's "America First" Policy Could Cripple the US Solar Industry (New Republic)

• Fracking Lobbyists Plan to Spend Big at Trump Hotel (The Intercept)

• Educational savings accounts come to Wisconsin (Appleton Post Crescent)

• Martin Luther King's Call to 'Give Us the Ballot' Is As Relevant Today as It Was in 1957 (The Nation)

• NASRA: ALEC Report Contains 'Serious Flaws' (Chief Investment Officer)

• Changing minds on climate change (Minnesota Public Radio News)

• Despite Concerns Over Child Safety, Homeschool Lobby Aims to Avoid Regulation (TPM)

• Left vs. Right: State pols set to battle over voter rights, guns and unions (NBCNews.com)

• Trade and South Korea (Washington Times)

• Change to Colorado conflict-of-interest rule limits information elected officials must share with voters (The Denver Post)

• In Session: A Look at ALEC (Nashville Scene)

• Upcoming bills bad for NH residents, state's energy future (The Keene Sentinel)

• The GOP tax bill could kill two birds with one stone (The Hill)

• Make Alaska's public schools great for all students (Juneau Empire)

• Concerns About Schoolchildren's Safety, Campus Speech Spur New Tennessee Laws For 2018 (WPLN)

• 'Influence Watch' Website Launched: Berman, ALEC, Heartland Copy CMD's Sourcewatch.org Site (ExposedByCMD)

• Music City Unions Mobilize against ALEC (Labor Notes)

• If You Trust Big Corporations, Don't Read This (HuffPost)

• Legislators Not Shy in Pushing 'Model' Bills (Memphis Daily News)

• ALEC, Corporate-Funded Bill Mill, Considers Model State Bill Cracking Down on Pipeline Protesters (DeSmog)

• Rauner calls on Berrios to resign as Cook County assessor (Chicago Sun-Times)

• ExxonMobil's Pledge to Disclose Climate Risks Significant, But Short on Details (Union of Concerned Scientists)

• Credo Delivers Petition to UPS Demanding that It Drop ALEC (ExposedByCMD)

• ALEC Hires Former Koch Staffer to Lead Its Energy Task Force (ExposedByCMD)

• Local Group Protests ALEC Conference (NewsChannel5.com)

• Industry opposition leads ALEC to withdraw anti-climate resolution (ThinkProgress)

• ALEC Backs Extreme Climate Denial, Constitutional Rewrite, Corporate Wish List at Nashville Summit (ExposedByCMD)

• Exxon Mobile opposes ALEC's attempt to fight EPA climate policy (The Hill)

• Koch-Backed Business Group Splinters in Climate-Change Dispute (Bloomberg)

• Advocates Alarmed by Powerful Conservative Group's Attention to Voting (HuffPost)

• UPS and Pfizer’s dirty little secret (The Washington Post)

• Koch Latino Front Group Instructs Arizona Moms About School Vouchers (ExposedByCMD)

• Turning Americans away from public lands (High Country News)

• Walker Signs Koch Bills to Loosen Licensing (urbanmilwaukee)

• It started as a tax cut. Now it could change American life. (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

• The Politics of Infertility and Cancer (HuffPost)

• ALEC Corporate Members Lay Off Over 12000 Workers in 2017 (ExposedByCMD)

• The most dangerous idea in American politics (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

• ALEC Urges FCC To Block State Broadband Laws (MediaPost Communications)

• Wisconsin US Senate race: Leah Vukmir supports ending state and local tax deduction (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)

• Koch-Funded Group Prods Trump's EPA to Say Climate Change Not a Risk (Bloomberg)

• $300 Billion War Beneath the Street: Fighting to Replace America's Water Pipes (New York Times)

• We are now one state closer to letting corporations rewrite the constitution (Salon)

• Republicans eliminate whistleblower incentives, protect corporations that cheat Wisconsin taxpayers (Wisconsin Gazette)

• How the Kochs are trying to shake up public schools, one state at a time (Politico)

• Republican Tax Plan a Blow to Democratic States, Officials Say (U.S. News & World Report)

• Indiana politicians got thousands in gifts while pushing solar policy (Indianapolis Star)

• Trade case threatens more than just the solar industry (Washington Examiner)

• Koch Troops Queasy About Killing State and Local Tax Deduction to Fund Tax Breaks for the Rich (ExposedByCMD)

• 'If They Don't Like the Process, Change the Rules' (Politico)

• ALEC's Corporate Sponsors Top Nation's Lawbreaker List (ExposedByCMD)

• Climate Liability Plaintiffs Brace for Industry's Retaliation Tactics (Climate Liability News)

• Betsy DeVos Comes Clean: A Fiction (HuffPost)

• Hunkered Down in Troxclair's Lair (Austin Chronicle)

• Corporate corruption profits the president (NJ TODAY)

• Kansas legislators dine on lobbyists dime in Mile-High City (The Hutchinson News)

• ALEC drafts 'model policy' urging NAFTA's preservation, modernization (World Trade Online)

• Scott Pruitt's Dirty War on Clean Water (The American Prospect)

• ALEC's War on Local Control (The Progressive)

• EPA Chief's Calendar: A Stream of Industry Meetings and Trips Home (New York Times)

• Fancy dinners, far-flung speeches: Calendars detail EPA chief's close ties to industry (Washington Post)

• Letter: It's time to expose ALEC (Deseret News)

• Voter ID Suppressed the Vote Exactly as Wisconsin Republicans Predicted (ExposedByCMD)

• The Coming Congressional Attack on the Antiquities Act (Pacific Standard)

• Solar sector steels for tariff fight after ITC harm ruling (Utility Dive)

• Government, Betsy DeVos once said, 'sucks.' Now she's wielding its power to push her agenda (Washington Post)

• Trump's Job-Killing Plan to Kneecap the Solar Industry (Mother Jones)

• Trade panel puts solar tariff decision in Trump's hands (Politico)

• GOP state lawmakers meet to plan possible constitutional convention (The Hill)

• Dark Money Invades Our Politics, Part Infinity (Esquire)

• Teacher Unions Improve Teacher, Student, and School Performance, Despite Rightwing Assault (HuffPost)

• A Federal Agency Just Put America's Solar Power Industry in Danger (TIME)

• So Much for States' Rights — GOP Senator Wants to Ban State Single Payer In New Health Care Bill (The Intercept)

• ALEC's Corporate Board Leads…in Federal Violations (ExposedByCMD)

• State Delegates Meet this Week to Plan Altering the US Constitution (The Progressive)

• These Corporations Have the Biggest Influence on Climate Policy (EcoWatch)

• Think Tanks Affiliated With ALEC Work to Crush Public Unions (TruthOut)

• Trump’s Labor Picks Give Workers Nothing to Celebrate on Labor Day (The Nation)

• Civil Liberties Groups Release First Comprehensive Report on Ag-Gag Laws (Common Dreams)

• Wisconsin aims to put corporations first in Foxconn deal (ThinkProgress)

• How an eight-page memo ruined our political system (Bucks County Courier Times)

• State Policy Network Attacks Public Sector Workers as Waters Rise in Texas (ExposedByCMD)

• Progressive Cities are Raising Their Labor Standards, But Conservative State Legislatures Are Preempting Them (Common Dreams)

• Meet ALEC, the Lobbying Group Writing Anti-Immigration and Anti-Environmental Laws on Behalf of Corporations (Affinity Magazine)

• Internal Documents Reveal Right-Wing Plan to Strike Public Unions With 'Mortal Blow' (Common Dreams)

• Climate Justice Is Racial Justice Is Gender Justice (Yes! Magazine)

• DeVos continues carrying out ALEC's agenda by dismantling for-profit college accountability (Media Matters for America)

• Local Governments Face a Conservative Backlash (The Progressive)

• Walker Signs Koch-Backed Anti-Regulation Law (Urbanmilwaukee)

• Truth about right-to-work (Asbury Park Press)

• Unlikely allies try to sway White House before trade decision (E&E News)

• Suspicious relationship between the Koch brothers and Utah university raises eyebrows (ThinkProgress)

• Rep. Chris Taylor: The ABCs of ALEC (Anything But public school Children) (The Cap Times)

• In A Solar Trade War, Who Wins? (Inside Energy)

• With Trump As Decider, Solar Industry Braces For Possible Trade Barrier (KJZZ)

• 'Neovouchers' introduced to school funding standoff in Illinois (Chicago Reporter)

• This ALEC state report card speaks volumes about Betsy DeVos's education agenda (Washington Post)

• Get corporations out of politics (Appleton Post Crescent)

• Inside Politics: Don't get sunburned by Idaho Power (Twin Falls Times-News)

• How Do We Get Our Voting Rights Back? (Truth-Out)

• Arizona school voucher expansion put on hold as opponents challenge new law (Washington Post)

• Solar Energy is Forcing Fossil Fuel Companies to Play Dirty (GigJets)

• DeVos Scales Back Federal Role, Lets States Lead (RealClear Education)

• Like it or not, Betsy DeVos has made a mark in six months as education secretary (Washington Post)

• Endangered species threatened by unneeded energy (Idaho State Journal)

• Democracy in chains (Boulder Daily Camera )

• The Interior secretary gave a closed-door speech to ALEC (High Country News)

• Local Influence of "Shadow" Group ALEC Detailed in New Report (Westword)

• American Legislative Exchange Council is not a 'public charity' (Longmont Times-Call)

• Conservative Groups Come Out Against the Suniva, SolarWorld Trade Case (Greentech Media)

• Infighting, Legal Questions Slow ALEC Push for Second Constitutional Convention (ExposedByCMD)

• GOP Drops Border Tax. Now It Should Nix ACA Repeal For Tax Cuts, Business Group Says (Forbes)

• Inside ALEC And The Corporate Push For A Constitutional Convention (International Business Times)

• Off the record with ALEC: What did Zinke say in Denver? (Missoula News)

• Despite Knowledge of Climate Change in 1970s, Texas Utility Companies Funded Climate Denial (Texas Observer)

• The ALEC Swampland (ExposedByCMD)

• Groups Rally Against Solar Trade Case With New Coalition (Solar Industry Magazine)

• Is a Conservative Climate Movement Heating Up? (Inside Climate News)

• Scott Pruitt Spent Much of Early Months at E.P.A. Traveling Home, Report Says (The New York Times)

• National Parks to receive $53 million in federal-private partner grant (Denver Post)

• Betsy DeVos Defends School Choice After Hundreds Protest Her ALEC Speech (Time)

• Republicans control Washington. But at two Denver gatherings, some conservatives aren't happy. (The Denver Post )

• ALEC puts Colorado label on business-friendly policies for lawmakers (Colorado Springs Gazette)

• ALEC Day 2: Betsy DeVos says school choice "is good politics because it's good policy" (Colorado Independent)

• ALEC Is Talking About Changing the Way Senators Are Elected and Taking Away Your Vote (The Nation)

• Betsy DeVos versus the American Federation of Teachers, a Twitter battle (The Los Angeles Times)

• Hundreds gather at Colorado statehouse to protest Betsy DeVos and her Denver appearance at ALEC (The Denver Post)

• Betsy DeVos and Issue of College Sexual Assault Take Center Stage at ALEC in Denver (ExposedByCMD)

• Teachers union plans anti-DeVos protest in Denver (The Hill)

• DeVos, other politicians attend ALEC conference in Denver; So what is it? (9 News)

• Why Betsy DeVos and ALEC Are Natural Allies on School Choice (Education Week)

• ALEC, Western Conservatives Summit converge on Downtown Denver this week (Denver Post)

• 20 GOP lawmakers from Kansas attending ALEC convention (Lawrence Journal-World)

• ALEC Is Talking About Changing the Way Senators Are Elected and Taking Away Your Vote (The Nation)

• Researchers Push Back As Betsy DeVos, ALEC Advance Virtual School Expansion (EdSurge)

• This is how the Kochs' anti-renewable agenda becomes White House policy (ThinkProgress)

• Trump Team, ALEC, Koch Industries Debate Gerrymandering the U.S. Senate in Denver (ExposedByCMD)

• Colorado educators plan protest against Education Secretary Betsy DeVos (Denver Post)

• Education Secretary Betsy DeVos to speak at Denver organization annual meeting (KDVR)

• Betsy DeVos is coming to Denver for a meeting of the conservative group ALEC — and protesters are ready (Chalkbeat)

• Secretive lobbying group heads to Denver next week. Here's what you need to know (The Colorado Independent)

• Rooftop Solar Is No Match for Crony Capitalism (Bloomberg)

• ALEC's 'State Chair of the Year' will now run for Congress in New Mexico (Progress Now NM)

• ALEC in Colorado (Common Cause)

• Regulatory Capture of the FCC: Stacking the Deck with the New Proposed Republican Commissioner (Huffington Post)

• Betsy DeVos and Newt Gingrich will be in downtown Denver this month with ALEC (Denverite)

• The Deep Industry Ties of Trump's Deregulation Teams (New York Times)

• Flouting Paid-Sick-Day Laws (New York Times)

• ALEC​'s Covert War on Democracy (Common Dreams)

• City of Madison violates its own pesticide policies (The Cap Times)

• Local Media Organizations Announce "Colorado Media Alliance" (Huffington Post)

• Republicans punish people who dare to live in cities—even when it means hurting their own state (Daily Kos)

• Trump White House Staff Filled With Washington Insiders Despite 'Drain the Swamp' Pledge (Newsweek)

• Exxon Tries to Talk Good Game, While Still Funding Climate Deniers (EcoWatch)

• Searching for the Soul of the Democratic Party (HuffPost)

• Reagan vs. Cities: The Battle Over South African Apartheid and Lessons for the Trump Era (ExposedByCMD)

• Investors Want Transparency. ExxonMobil Offers Smoke and Mirrors (Union of Concerned Scientists)

• An Education Worth Fighting For (Jacobin Magazine)

• How Congress Turned on National Parks and Public Lands (Men's Journal)

• Vivitrol Opiate Crisis and Criminal Justice (Propublica)

• Oklahoma tries to crush Native American environmental protesters (People's World)

• The Right's War Against Liberal Democracy (New Republic)

• ALEC continues churning out blueprints for right wing experiments (People's World)

• Soda and Fast Food Lobbyists Push State Preemption Laws to Prevent Local Regulation (Forbes)

• Article V convention would face obstacles (Tahlequah Daily Press)

• Bradley Foundation Fueled "Independent Women's Forum" Campaign Against Paid Sick Leave Laws and More (ExposedByCMD)

• Delivery Robots Rolling Into Regulatory Thicket (Bloomberg BNA)

• Plain Talk: Put brakes on constitutional convention (The Cap Times)

• Nevada lawmakers debate travel reimbursement (Las Vegas Sun)

• A Billionaire-Backed 'Movement' Is Dangerously Close to Calling a Constitutional Convention (AlterNet)

• The Koch Brothers want to rewrite the Constitution. They may succeed. (Raw Story)

• Comcast shareholders reject lobby disclosure resolution for the fourth straight year (The Center for Public Integrity)

• Director of the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID): Who Is Mark A. Green? (All Gov)

• A Progressive Electoral Wave Is Sweeping the Country (The Nation)

• How Conservatives Are Trying to Rewrite the Constitution (Pacific Standard)

• The Koch Brothers Want A New Constitution — And They’re Closer Than You Think (International Business Times)

• One Step Forward, Two Steps Back for Factory Farm Reforms (Food & Water Watch)

• The Energy 202: Paris climate accord divides industrial trade group (Washington Post)

• Koch Convention to Rewrite Constitution Runs Into Roadblocks (ExposedByCMD)

• Former Senator Jim DeMint joins growing 'convention of the states' movement (9 News)

• Vermont ranks 49th in 'Rich States, Poor States' report (Vermont Biz)

• ALEC continues to flex its muscles in statehouses (Johnson City Press)

• Eliminating more workers' rights (Springfield News-Leader)

• Organizations Representing Corporations Pass Regressive Legislation in the Shadows (Truth-Out)

• New 'Poor People's' Leader: Anti-Voter Laws Worse Than Russian Meddling (New America Media)

• You Dare Not Question Scott Walker (Urban Milwaukee)

• GOP Bill Allows No License Bakeries (Urban Milwaukee)

• Gagging the UW: Critics worry campus speech bill is another attack on academic freedom (WiscNews)

• White House wooing conservatives on infrastructure plan (Politico)

• Local Option Tax, Arsenic Testing & An ALEC Amendment (Freepress Online)

• The Hill is a dumping ground for anti-net neutrality pieces backed by undisclosed telecom money (Media Matters for America)

• "The Longer View." Inside the Bradley Foundation's Ambitious Push to Win State Policy Battles (Inside Philanthropy)

• The 50-State Corporate Agenda to Change the Rules of the Economy (WhoWhatWhy)

• Muscular Right-Wing Foundation Vows to Rebuild National Conservative Infrastructure (Truth-Out)

• Maine resolution would aid push to rewrite U.S. Constitution (Press Herald)

• Letters: GOP has sense of entitlement (Las Cruces Sun-News)

• Pesticide bill rejected by Legislative panel (Homestead)

• Legislative panel unanimously rejects pesticides bill proposed by LePage (Press Herald)

• The secret history of Illinois's rent control prohibition (Chicago Reader)

• Laying siege to state government (Youngstown Vindicator)

• What Would a Pence White House Look Like? (Hammer Forum)

• Zinke Tours Bears Ears, Grand Staircase-Escalante, Scolds Inquisitive Native Woman: 'Be Nice!' (EnviroNews)

• Letter to the editor: How many Maine legislators are dupes for outside group? (Press Herald)

• Pesticide-friendly bill from LePage mirrors model by secretive national group (Press Herald)

• Out-of-state lobbying group wants to weaken Maine laws. Legislators shouldn't fall for it. (Bangor Daily News)

• Bradley Foundation Bankrolls Attacks on Unions (ExposedByCMD)

• Local Pesticide Ordinances Under Attack in the State of Maine (Beyond Pesticides)

• General chaos (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)

• Bradley Foundation Bankrolls Front Groups of Discredited PR Spin Doctor Richard Berman (ExposedByCMD)

• Weaponized Philanthropy: Document Trove Details Bradley Foundation’s Efforts to Build Right-Wing "Infrastructure" Nationwide (ExposedByCMD)

• Students protest prison labor and discrimination (Iowa State Daily)

• Refugee babies kept behind bars in Texas (People's World)

• How States Are Trying to Force Federal Government to Control Spending (Daily Signal)

• Legislators sold out (Lexington Herald Leader)

• Wireless Industry Lobbies Statehouses For Access To 'Street Furniture' (KPBS)

• Two factions face off over Grand Staircase-Escalante (High Country News)

• Unions: Millionaires try to break labor movement (The News Tribune)

• Iowa becomes eighth state to prohibit bag bans (Waste Dive)

• Green is the old black: California looks to phase out private prison partnerships as Trump administration doubles down (Sacramento News & Review)

• North Carolina is Latest in State CAFO Battles (North Carolina Health News)

• Maryland Legislature Rescinds Call for Dangerous Constitutional Convention in the Face of Nationwide Special Interests Push (Common Dreams)

• The Green Wall Against Trump (The American Prospect)

• The Latest Threat to Electric Cars (Center For American Progress)

• EPA's Pruitt faces probe that could see him disbarred (Washington Examiner)

• The Constitution is weird…could get weirder (NUVO Newsweekly)

• Trans Rights Weren't the Only Target of North Carolina's 'Bathroom Bill' (The Nation)

• A Cruel New Bill Is About to Become Law in Mississippi (The Nation)

• Think globally and stand up locally (Huffington Post)

• Tennessee bill to limit state-paid legislative travel falters (The Tennessean)

• THE REGULARS: Democracy: It's messy, it's hard work .. and sometimes it's loud (Sioux City Journal)

• Dems continue push to rescind calls for US constitutional convention (Maryland Reporter)

• When it comes to our intrepid public servants, there's no fooling around (MDJOnline)

• Bill would revamp campaign reporting (Albuquerque Journal)

• Myrtle Beach lawmaker Alan Clemmons, a Mormon, gains a national name as pro-Israel advocate (Charleston Post Courier)

• Right-Wing Billionaires Are Buying Themselves a New Constitution (Fusion)

• Climate Denier Trump Meets Unexpected Opposition: Exxon Mobil (The Ring of Fire Network)

• EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt Unfazed By Deadly Nature Of His Ideological Agenda (Shadowproof)

• Vinehout: Protect the Constitution from a convention (Jackson County Chronicle)

• Poor lead: Situation brought more proof of GOP leadership's disconnect (The Garden City Telegram)

• Class War in the Capital City (Nwlaborpress)

• Lawmakers use donor money to pay Sam's Club, NRA and sorority membership dues (WBIR-TV)

• Bag Ban Repeal Wrapped Up in Controversy (Coastal Review Online)

• E&E News, DOE deputy will be pressed on budget questions Perry avoided (E&E News)

• Think tank joins fight against sugary-drink tax (Santa Fe New Mexican, )

• No Obamacare ceasefire in red states (Politico)

• Oklahoma Bar Launches Investigation to Determine If Trump's EPA Chief Lied Under Oath (Common Dreams)

• Representative Zepnick Concerned About Legislation Authorizing Constitutional Convention (Urbanmilwaukee)

• Legislative overreach (Tower Timberjay News)

• Constitution Interrupted (ExposedByCMD)

• Republicans can still harm Obamacare through neglect (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)

• '13th' exposes slavery through prison system (The UML Connector)

• Koch-Funded Group Wants to Quash Arizona Voter Rights (Rewire)

• Residents grill lawmakers at forum (Waterloo Cedar Falls Courier)

• House Approves Plan for Oklahoma Communities to Form "Prosperity Districts" (Public Radio Tulsa)

• Wisconsin Lawmaker Echoes ALEC’s Call for a Constitutional Convention (ExposedByCMD)

• Campaign to Convene Constitutional Convention Jeopardizes Americans' Fundamental Rights and Values (Between The Lines)

• The con-con resolution (Casper Star-Tribune)

• Report: What's Next for America's Public Land? (Outdoor Life Magazine)

• Lawmakers, Others Debate the Pros, Cons of Constitutional Convention (The Exponent Telegram)

• Flynn: Wisconsin legislators put constitutional rights at risk (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)

• Trump's Budget Assault on the Environment Packs a Wallop (The Progressive)

• Speak out against wasteful plastic bag use (St. Cloud Times)

• American Legislative Exchange Council far from nonpartisan (Allentown Morning Call)

• ALEC & For-Profit Health Industry Embrace GOP Bill Despite Opposition from Doctors & Nurses (Democracy Now!)

• Electric Utility Executives Pony up for the GOP Roll Back of Environmental Protections (DeSmog)

• Legislature needs to get serious about minimum wage (Albuquerque Journal)

• Gold & Silver PAC March 2017 e-Newsletter: Tax Edition (CoinWeek)

• Don't Let the Kochs Buy Our Democracy (The Keene Sentinel)

• Hey, wouldn't it be cool to have a constitutional convention? Oh, hell no (Salon)

• Bill that would prevent local government ban on Airbnb passes committee (WISH-TV)

• Bipartisan criminal-justice reform bills working through Arizona Legislature (AZCentral)

• Criminal justice reform task force and other reform bills advance in Florida Senate (Florida Politics)

• Final plate of Eggs and Issues served Bipartisan criminal-justice reform bills working through Arizona Legislature (Spencer Daily Reporter)

• New Anti-Protesting Legislation: A Deeper Look (Truth-Out)

• Pruitt Emails Reveal Communications with ALEC and Koch Groups (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• ALEC Embraces Trumpism (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• A wrong-headed Maryland bill attacks local worker-friendly legislation (Washington Post)

• Ava DuVernay on Her Oscar-Nominated Documentary 13th and Resistance Through Art (TIME)

• Trump's EPA making American dirty again (Greeley Tribune)

• Wisconsin Senate passes bill limiting union influence (Minneapolis Star Tribune)

• The Empress Has No Clothes (Huffington Post)

• How the Left's Long March Back Will Begin in the States (Moyers & Company)

• House GOP Renews War On Workers With 'Right-To-Work' Bill (Huffington Post)

• Opponents cite ALEC influence on measure to restrict local governments (Workday Minnesota)

• How the Left's Long March Back Will Begin in the States (In These Times)

• Investigation Reveals the Extent the Koch Empire Is Willing to Go to Take Over a University (AlterNet)

• Academic accountability: How do ESAs measure up? (Arizona Education News Service)

• The Koch Brothers Are Attacking New Mexico Solar. Here's How Lawmakers Can Fight Back (Huffington Post)

• RAN Statement On Tillerson Confirmation (Oil and Gas Online)

• 13th Takes an Important Look at the 13th Amendment (Nashville Scene)

• Hurting special-needs students (United Federation of Teachers)

• Penn State professor explains chilling effect Trump’s ‘Muslim ban’ has on academia: ‘It smells like fascism’ (Raw Story)

• Letter: Republican conceit (Sioux Falls Argus Leader)

• ALEC pushing to convene a constitutional convention (DC Urban Moms and Dads)

• Betsy DeVos' spokesperson, Ed Patru, works for a Washington "crisis management" firm that specializes in building "astroturf" groups (Eclectablog)

• Jim Hightower: Billionaires want to tamper with Constitution (Winston-Salem Journal)

• Donald Trump Puts Coal Lobbyist in Charge of Prosecuting Environmental Crimes (The Intercept)

• House prints Airbnb tax ordinance (Post Register)

• Nurses Urge Senate to Reject Pruitt for Critical EPA Post (Common Dreams)

• Expect More Conflict Between Cities And States (Huffington Post)

• Hough ranks third in General Assembly in fundraising from bail bond industry (Frederick News Post)

• A different choice (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)

• Koch brothers' American dream (Colorado Springs Independent)

• Battling climate change--and those who deny it (Longmont Times-Call)

• Tillerson's damaging record of extraction and opposing climate action (Institute for Agriculture and Trade Policy)

• Bill would limit influence of unions on public project bids (Chippewa Herald)

• Misleading 'tort reform' making comeback (Scranton Times-Tribune)

• The DeVos Legacy: Crumbling Schools, Poisoned Water (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• Indiana lawmakers are back with an education savings account plan that some advocates have called the "purest form" of school choice (Chalkbeat Indiana)

• Countering Attacks on Women's Equality (People For the American Way)

• Voting rights advocates ponder strategy (People's World)

• Trump's Election Has Been Very Good For K12 Inc. (Tucson Weekly)

• Don't forget Koch-ALEC cabal (Colorado Springs Independent)

• What if Betsy DeVos Were Your Boss? (AFL-CIO)

• Scott Pruitt: Trump's Pick for EPA (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• Tillerson can’t be trusted as secretary of state (CapeGazette)

• Seema Verma: Trump's Pick for Medicaid and Medicare Cashes In on "Reform" (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• Leftist Groups Plotting to Disrupt Inauguration Have Attacked Trump Supporters Before (Breitbart New)

• Bill Would Benefit Special Interests (Urban Milwaukee, )

• Campaign giving lacks big picture (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)

• Taxpayers footing more for lawmakers to travel (Sioux Falls Argus Leader)

• Corporate America is Inching Even Closer to a Constitutional Convention (In These Times)

• Holbrook: Women must once again raise their voices (Milwaukee Journal Sentinel)

• Mapping EPA Nominee Scott Pruitt's Many Fossil Fuel Ties (DeSmog)

• Only a part of the story: Funding more than just 'dollars in the classroom' (Seymour Tribune)

• Labor launches new fightback (Workers World)

• A closer sense of Trump climate stance? Tillerson says it's a 'threat.' (Christian Science Monitor)

• Protests Erupt as Lawmakers Continue Spread of Anti-Worker Legislation Nationwide (Common Dreams)

• What DeVos Might Do to Public Schools (Consortium News)

• For Companies Torn Between Industry and Climate, the Heat Is On (Bloomberg)

• How Corporations Rig the Rules and Crush Dissent (In These Times)

• #DayAgainstDenial Protests Across the U.S. Call Attention to Climate Change as Trump Cabinet Confirmation Hearings Begin (DeSmog)

• Cities Need a National Movement Against Conservative Meddling (Slate Magazine)

• Kentucky State AFL-CIO Responds to Republican Assault on Working People (AFL-CIO)

• Time to Grill Rex Tillerson on Climate Change (New York Times)

• Will DeVos Do for Schools What She Did for Flint Water? (Newsweek)

• Pass a Regulation, Repeal Another: House Approves Provision Tied to Koch Industries (DeSmog)

• Corporate Education Nominee DeVos Faces Pushback from Dem Senators (Common Dreams)

• Here's What You Need to Know on Six of Trump's Cabinet Nominations (EcoWatch)

• Conservatives Plot Their Course on the Rising 'Sea of Red' in State Capitals (ProPublica)

• Koch Astroturf Army Cheers Union Busting in Kentucky (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• It Can Happen Here (The Progressive)

• John Kasich to the rescue: Governor vetoes attack on Ohio's clean energy (PV-Tech)

• What Rex Tillerson's Exxon Mobil track record tells us (Los Angeles Times)

• Wisconsin Republicans Delete Phrase "Climate Change" From State Website (The Ring of Fire Network)

• ALEC Pay to Play on Display in Washington, DC (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• Counterpoint: Story on 'gun rush' by minorities lacked evidence (Minneapolis Star Tribune)

• Solar neophytes join ACC as its new leaders (PV magazine USA)

• ALEC Exposed - Out in the open, yet hidden. The GOP boiler plate (Daily Kos)

• Iowa, Kentucky, Michigan may pursue versions of Scott Walker's Act 10 legislation (The Cap Times)

• Building the resistance to Trump: Lessons from history (People's World)

• Super PACs and school reform (Philadelphia Public School Notebook)

• Getting out of this Mess by Building support for Economic and Social Justice (Common Dreams)

• A failing grade (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)

• Virginia voters reject anti-union move (Workers World)

• Best secretary of state Kremlin could buy (Redding Record Searchlight)

• DeVos is dangerous for public education (Charlotte Observer)

• News Reports Uncritically Portray Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson As Climate Change Advocate (Media Matters for America)

• Follow the Money Behind Attacks on Clean Energy in Ohio (DeSmog)

• How California Became America's First State to Ban Plastic Bags (EcoWatch)

• Ohio Republicans Advance Nationwide Wage-Suppression Campaign (The American Prospect)

• Hanna's Stokes to Audubon, Guthrie's Jackson to Alkermes, DoD's Jacobson to Wilmer (Politico)

• Trump's cabinet choices reflect deep Koch influence (High Country News)

• On Climate Change, Rex Tillerson Says One Thing With His Mouth and Another With His Money (Slate Magazine)

• Tillerson's relations with autocrats forged during decades in industry (Washington Post)

• Rex Tillerson's State of Denial (The New Yorker)

• A Trump Nation in an ALEC Land (PR Watch)

• Exxon & ALEC run illegal lobbying scheme (NJ Today)

• Another Voice: ExxonMobil has a history of denying climate change (Buffalo News)

• Democrats Need to Embrace Progressivism or Else Move Out of the Way (Common Dreams)

• Will "school choice on steroids" get a boost under a Trump administration? (The Hechinger Report)

• Trump team member slams unions, activists in favor of businesses (Politico)

• Tesla Hosts Lobby Group Shunned by Ford Over Climate Stance (Bloomberg)

• Why Targeting Corporate Democrats Is Part of the Fight Against Trump (Truth-Out)

• The new founder: What would the Fathers think of us now? (Arizona Daily Sun)

• Hypocrisy and Trumpism on the Agenda as ALEC Meets in Washington, D.C. (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• 5 Things to Know about Billionaire Betsy DeVos, Trump Education Choice (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• Right-to-Work Backers Plan Push for Laws in Three States (Bloomberg BNA)

• U.S. appeals court upholds local 'right-to-work' law in Kentucky (Reuters)

• The Koch brothers' hidden election gambit: Just because the multibillionaires didn’t back a presidential candidate they were hardly idle (Salon)

• Fracking Special Interests Spent Big in 2016 Elections (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• Kids Win the Right to Sue the US Government Over Climate Change (Motherboard)

• Progressive Policies Win at the Ballot Box (PR Watch)

• The architect of country's most racist law joins Trump team (The Grio)

• Slaves of the State: Prison Uprisings and the Legacy of Attica (Boston Review)

• When Public Goes Private, as Trump Wants: What Happens? (The New York Review of Books)

• Dead wrong: Media view of a GOP in crisis contradicted by state-level results nationwide (World Tribune)

• How to Get Deported (Complex)

• The Legend of Leah Vukmir (UrbanMilwaukee)

• Big Oil and Gas Take Aim at Ballot Initiative Process in Colorado (The Investigative Fund)

• Building the House of Breitbart (Jacobin)

• Red State, Blue City: How state governments fight city hall (Brown Political Review)

• The 10-Year Crusade to Reinvent Politics in the Grand Canyon State (The Nation)

• "CoreCivic": New Name, Same For-Profit Prison Greed (Huffington Post)

• Labor opposing "Right to Work" amendment in Virginia (People's World)

• From Chains to Chains: "13th" tells the story of mass incarceration (The Knight News)

• Outsized Influence: Online Charters Bring Lobbying 'A' Game to States (Education Week)

• ATT, Time Warner merger: tremendous power in even fewer hands (Liberation)

• Jury Finds Bundys Not Guilty in Refuge Occupation Trial (Environment News Service)

• Education Technology, Surveillance, and America's Authoritarian Democracy (Dissident Voice)

• Colorado Initiative 71 Promoted On False Pretenses: A Trojan Horse for Corporate Power Grab (Huffington Post)

• Ballot Bullies: Plastics Lobby Hopes Voters Will Unban Its Bags (Capital and Main)

• Netflix's '13th' Will Make You Mad (The Excelsior)

• AT&T Merger With Time-Warner May Go Ahead Without FCC Review: Corruption Loophole (The Ring of Fire)

• AT&T's Plan to Control Media Won't Let Freedom Ring (The Nation)

• K-12 support: Lawmakers should welcome feedback from the local level (The Garden City Telegram)

• Legislature should serve the people (Wisconsin State Journal)

• Ky. says 'pencils down,' but one group is writing a plan (Environment & Energy Publishing)

• The Boogeyman of Voter Fraud Does Not Exist (Time)

• Kansas ends bad economic news - by not reporting it (Chicago Tribune)

• '13th' is among the best movies of 2016, and is probably the most important (The Boston Globe)

• Climate change snubbed again at presidential debate (Politico)

• Voter ID in Wisconsin, a Slow-Motion Train Wreck (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• McCrory is a tool of ALEC, the American Legislative Exchange Council (Daily Kos)

• Holding Corporate Carbon Producers Accountable (Huffington Post)

• Leading Fossil Fuel Companies Fail Climate Responsibility Test (InsideClimate News)

• The New Slave Revolt (TruthDig)

• IRS Should Probe Exxon-Conservative Group Ties: Watchdogs (Bloomberg BNA)

• Groups accuse ALEC, Exxon of tax violations (The Hill)

• Ava DuVernay’s Netflix film ’13th’ reveals how mass incarceration is an extension of slavery (Washington Post)

• The Climate Accountability Scorecard: Ranking Major Fossil Companies on Climate Deception, Disclosure, and Action (2016) (Union of Concerned Scientists)

• Climate's growing role in presidential race (Politico)

• Exxon and ALEC Running Illegal Lobbying Scheme, Watchdog Groups Charge in IRS Complaint (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• How ALEC & the Kochs Publicly Back Criminal Justice Reform & Privately Expand Mass Incarceration (Democracy Now!)

• 'The 13th': Ava DuVernay’s Damning Netflix Doc Finds the Truth About Mass Incarceration (Daily Beast)

• Advocates: The U.S. Still Profits from Slavery Because the 13th Amendment Perpetuates Prison Labor (Democracy Now!)

• New York Film Festival Opens With Oscar Worthy '13th' by Ava DuVernay (Reel Life With Jane)

• Bayer Makes Deal With GMO Giant Monsanto (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• New Grants Announced: ED Continues to Pour Millions into Charter School Black Hole (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• Trump Economic Adviser "Pushing" for Climate Denier and Fossil Fuel Apologist to Head EPA (DeSmog)

• Meet America's super polluters (USA Today)

• Big Spending by Fossil Fuel Supporters Swings Ohio Senate Race to GOP (InsideClimate News)

• Laboratories of Democracy (Creators)

• Ava DuVernay: 'There's a Lot Going on That We Close Our Eyes To' (Village Voice)

• Enterprise drops membership in conservative group ALEC (St. Louis Post-Dispatch)

• Gov. Walker should resign -- Tim Melin (Wisconsin State Journal)

• Enterprise car rental company leaves Alec after public outcry (The Guardian)

• The American Legislative Exchange Council is publicly commenting after Enterprise Rental Car resigned (Politico)

• Scientific organizations must stop taking money from Exxon (The Hill)

• Student investment fund challenges ExxonMobil (Yale Daily News)

• More spin: Chief of Kansas Chamber won’t acknowledge reality. (Garden City Telegram)

• Preemption Laws Take Power Away From Cities, Writer Says (Wisconsin Public Radio)

• The Shackling of the American City (Slate)

• Democracy by the distant and the detached (Journal Review)

• The Independent "Women's" Voice? Most Known Donors Are Men (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• Inside the Conservative Push for States to Amend the Constitution (The New York Times)

• Enterprise Rent-A-Car becomes paid Alec member despite green efforts (The Guardian)

• Slimantics: Mississippi: The Free State of ALEC (The Commercial Dispatch)

• Independent Women’s Forum and Independent Women’s Voice Use "Independent" Brand to Push Right-Wing Agenda to Women Voters (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• Meet the 'Feminists' Doing the Koch Brothers' Dirty Work (The Nation)

• ALEC's goal is to leave out regular Hoosiers (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)

• ALEC Under Attack: Activism Matters (CounterPunch)

• Federal Court Delivers a Blow to Municipal Broadband (Common Dreams)

• ALEC influencing Arizona (Sierra Vista Herald)

• The Anti-Transparency Agenda Hailed Inside ALEC (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• World’s largest online travel company Expedia severs ties with ALEC (The Guardian)

• Expedia Latest to Exit ALEC (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• AARP: Adios, ALEC (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)

• A shamed AARP withdraws from right-wing lobbying organization ALEC (Los Angeles Times)

• AARP Drops ALEC Amidst Pressure Campaign (Talking Points Memo)

• AARP to drop out of ALEC (Politico)

• Mike Pence Loves ALEC and Keeps Pushing Public School Privatization, Despite Lousy Indiana Record With Charters and Vouchers (AlterNet)

• Did You Know That AARP Is A Paying Member Of ALEC? (Common Dreams)

• Democrats are losing to Republicans at the state level, and badly. Here's why. (Vox)

• Why is AARP cozying up to the right-wing group ALEC while big corporations flee? (Los Angeles Times)

• ALEC in Indianapolis: ExxonMobil and the #WebOfDenial (Common Dreams)

• Mike Pence Praises Controversial Conservative Group ALEC (NBCNews)

• Pence attacks 'same failed policies' of Democrats in speech at ALEC (Indianapolis Star)

• Back Home Again, Pence Greets Bikers, Conservative Legislators (WIBC Indianapolis)

• Gov. Pence returns to Indiana for motorcycle benefit ride, ALEC (WTHR)

• Gov. Pence speaks at ALEC meeting in Indianapolis (WRTV Indianapolis)

• Revealed: AARP Is Funding ALEC (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• Casino Dollars Now Funding ALEC (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• Hoosiers Rally to Protect Education from ALEC "Reforms" (Public News Service)

• ALEC's 'secretive' meeting in Indianapolis draws criticism (WRTV Indianapolis)

• The Trouble For Democrats That’s Not Spelled With a Capital T-R-U-M-P (Moyers & Company)

• ExxonMobil Top Sponsor at ALEC Annual Meeting (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• Black Lives, Blue Lives, and the Fight Over Criminal Justice in America (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• ALEC 2016 Agenda Boosts Charters, Coal, and Other Corporate Funders (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• Pence back on for ALEC's annual meeting in Indianapolis (Indianapolis Star)

• Editorial: Protecting right to change laws (The Journal Record)

• If California's a 'bad state for business,' why is it leading the nation in job and GDP growth? (Los Angeles Times)

• The First Amendment Isn't a Shield for Fraud (U.S. News & World Report)

• Vote power: Deliberate voter suppression should compel Kansans to act (Garden City Telegram)

• The First Night of the RNC Was a Cynical Exploitation of Grief (The Nation)

• Koch Brothers’ Fingerprints Can Be Found All Over GOP Convention (EXPOSEDbyCMD)

• Déjà vu: as with tobacco, the climate wars are going to court (The Guardian)

• 19 Senators Expose 'Web of Denial' Blocking Action on Climate Change (EcoWatch)

• Exxon Is Still Helping Fund The Spread Of Climate Denial (ThinkProgress)

• War on federal parks: Radicalized Republicans try prevent turning Bears Ears in Utah into a national monument (Salon)

• ExxonMobil: New Disclosures Show Oil Giant Still Funding Climate Science Denial Groups (DeSmog)

• ALEC to meet in state this month (The Journal Gazette)

• A constitutional convention would be a Brexit-scale crisis for the U.S. (Los Angeles Times)

• Cities Clash With State Governments Over Social and Environmental Policies (Wall Street Journal)

• ALEC to hold national meeting in Indianapolis (The Journal Gazette)

• It's "political sleight-of-hand": For their next trick, Republican magicians will make your federal land disappear (Salon)

• Koch Criminal Justice Reform Trojan Horse: Special Report on Reentry and Following the Money (PR Watch)

• Another Koch Criminal Justice Reform Trojan Horse: Reentry and Privatization (PR Watch)

• Peabody Coal Bankruptcy Reveals Climate Denial Network Funding (PR Watch)

• In right-to-work fight, unions spend $1.4m; business, $375k (Washington Times)

• Biggest US Coal Company Funded Dozens of Groups Questioning Climate Change (The Guardian)

• When Did the Freedom to Use Plastic Bags Become a GOP Priority? (Slate Magazine)

• Climate Resolutions Fall Short at Exxonmobil’s Annual Meeting (The Washington Post)

• Shareholders Vote to Alter Exxon's Board Due to Climate Change (Scientific American)

• Remembering Marcia Moody: The Amazing Legislator Who Took On ALEC and Austerity (The Nation)

• No relief: Ultraconservatives endorse overreach from Statehouse (The Garden City Telegram)

• We Need to Stop the Legalized Theft of Public Land in the West (Truth-Out)

• Do the Opposite (Sierra Vista Herald)

• Voter Suppression Measures on Trial in Walker's Wisconsin (PR Watch)

• Wisconsin Republicans Were ‘Giddy’ About Making It Harder to Vote (The Nation)

• Pittsburgh Protesters March Against Conservative American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) (Pittsburgh City Paper)

• ALEC is a puppet show controlled by corporations (Pittsburgh Post-Gazette)

• ALEC Appoints New Chair To Climate Denial Task Force (PR Watch)

• Constitutional Convention Chaos (U.S. News & World Report)

• Land Grab Duplicity (Pacific Standard)

• Painful toll: Kansas must show pragmatism in tackling Medicaid expansion (Garden City Telegram)

• ALEC is harmful (Barre Montpelier Times Argus)

• ALEC's 2016 Agenda Moving in the States: A Snapshot (PR Watch)

• Morning Reads: Kochs Try to Make Dark Money Darker; The Devil and John Boehner (Moyers & Company)

• KIPP's Dark Secrets, Revealed by Center for Media and Democracy (DianeRavitch.net)

• Who is Funding the Bathroom Wars? (Civitas Institute)

• Legislative Losers: All Who Disagree With Legislators (Memphis Daily News)

• U.S. Chamber Works Behind the Scenes to Gut Whistleblower Protections (PR Watch)

• ALEC Spring Task Force Summit Agenda in Pittsburgh 2016 (PR Watch)

• The Gang That Helped Gov. Sam Brownback Wreck Kansas (The Kansas City Star)

• ALEC Gives Arizona an 'Economic Outlook' Magic Pony Award (Tucson Weekly)

• DCI Group Subpoenaed in Expanding Exxon Climate Denial Investigation (PR Watch)

• CMD Exclusive: Why I Chose to Get Arrested in Defense of Our Democracy (PR Watch)

• Who Should Control Our Public Lands? (The Register-Guard)

• North Carolina's 'Bathroom Law' and the GOP Drive to Disempower Upstart Local Governments (The Washington Post)

• The South’s new re-segregation plan: The Koch brothers, ALEC and the sneaky scheme to undo Brown v Board of Education (Salon)

• Democracy Awakening: A Call to Action for People and the Planet (Food and Water Watch)

• ALEC "Right to Work" Law Tossed Out in Wisconsin (PR Watch)

• Exposed: Coal Companies Secretly Funding Climate Science Denial (AlterNet)

• ALEC Touted "Transparency" in Pushing for the Panama Free Trade Agreement (PR Watch)

• Sam Brownback declares war on Kansas: This is how extremists gut a state — and democracy (Salon)

• Who do the state Chambers of Commerce represent? Not their members (The Hill)

• Democracy at Risk (Dunn County News)

• Corporate Polluters Undermining Clean Power in Virginia (PR Watch)

• 'Faith-Based' Economics vs. Actual Math (Jackson Free Press)

• States Are Barring Cities From Raising The Minimum Wage (BuzzFeed News)

• Debate on Medicaid Warrants more Grassroots Engagement (Garden City Telegram)

• Wage Laws Undemocratic (The Huntington News)

• Barring Plastic Bag Bans, another ALEC Law Takes Aim at Local Democracy (PR Watch)

• CMD Calls on ALEC to Disclose Information during Sunshine Week (PR Watch)

• Missouri Bills Would Halt State’s Work on Clean Power Plan (Midwest Energy News)

• Anti-Union 'Right-to-Work' Laws Have Passed in Majority of States (RH Reality Check)

• Idaho Loves Outdoors, So Let’s Hang on to Access (Idaho Statesman)

• Cashing in on Kids: 172 ALEC Education Bills Push Privatization in 2015 (PR Watch)

• The Right Wing’s Casting Agency, and Its Agent (The New York Times)

• Koch-ALEC Right to Work Power Play Exposed in a Small Illinois Village (PR Watch)

• Asbestos Victims, Lawyers Fear New ALEC-Inspired Utah Bill May Delay Compensation (Salt Lake Tribune)

• Arch Coal Funded US 'Libertarian' Think Tank and ALEC (End Coal)

• Georgia Senate Hears “Campus Carry” Gun Bill (Atlanta Progressive News )

• Who Is Behind Right to Work? (The Telegraph)

• Legislative Forum Draws Capacity Crowd (Winfield Daily Courier)

• Be Aware of Tactics in the Legislature (The Oxford Eagle)

• Preemption Bills: A New Conservative Tool to Block Minimum Wage Increases (New Republic)

• Vouchers for All (Sierra Vista Herald)

• Citizens Watch, Discuss Movie on ALEC (Winfield Daily Courier Online)

• Bankruptcy Filing Shows Arch Coal Funding for Climate Denial Legal Group (PRWatch)

• The Kochs Go After Electric Car Subsidies (PRWatch)

• How Nevada’s Solar Showdown Could Play Into the Caucuses (Mother Jones)

• Adelante! El Dia Sin Latinos en Wisconsin (PRWatch)

• Ford latest to walk away from ALEC (MSNBC)

• Ford Becomes Latest Major Corporation to Dump ALEC (PRWatch)

• Who's Funding Voter Suppression? (Al Jazeera America)

• "National School Choice Week" Fueled by Major Right-Wing Funders and Corporate Lobby Groups (PRWatch)

• Vermont ranks 49th again in ALEC's 'Rich States, Poor States' report (Vermont Biz)

• Years After 'ExxonSecrets,' Activist Applauds New Spotlight on Old Nemesis (InsideClimate News)

• We Need to Stand Up for Our Children Not Corporations (Fox News Latino)

• ALEC's "Rich States, Poor States" Paints a Happy Face on Failing State Policies (PRWatch)

• CMD Submits Evidence of ExxonMobil Funding ALEC’s Climate Change Denial to CA Attorney General (PRWatch)

• Koch Self-Interest in Criminal Justice Reform, Exposed (PRWatch)

• ALEC and ACCE Pay-to-Play Meeting: in the Belly of the Beast in Scottsdale (PRWatch)

• Major Electric Utility Dumps ALEC over Clean Power Plan (PRWatch)

• Major Utility to Quit ALEC (The Hill)

• CMD Submits Evidence of Exxon Mobil Funding ALEC’s Climate Change Denial to NY Attorney General (PRWatch)

• Amid Controversy, Ben Carson Named ALEC Event Speaker (PRWatch)

• Ford Revealed as Funder of Climate Denial Group ALEC (PRWatch)

• Hypocrisy Alert: Speaker Vos and Rep. Craig Use Private Email, Too (PRWatch)

• ALEC Vice-Chair Falsely Attacks CMD (PRWatch)

• How SPN "Think Tanks" Will Spin ALEC's 2016 Agenda (PRWatch)

• Scott Walker: Back in the Saddle, Back to His Old ALEC Tricks (PRWatch)

• Showdown in the "Show-Me State" (PRWatch)

• Scott Walker's Day One Plan to "Wreak Havoc" Lifted from ALEC (PRWatch)

• Back to ALEC, Back to (Private) School (PRWatch)

• Koch Draws on Big Tobacco for New PR Hires (PRWatch)

• Not Just Trump and Walker: ALEC Called for Ending Birthright Citizenship Too (PRWatch)

• Shell Parts Ways with ALEC over Climate Change, Exodus at 106 (PRWatch)

• Scott Walker Wins Koch Straw Poll, $900 Million in the Offing (PRWatch)

• Blowing the Whistle on ALEC's Little Brother ACCE (PRWatch)

• Scott Walker Is the Belle of the ALEC Ball (PRWatch)

• Under a Shroud of Secrecy and Security, ALEC Conference Gets Underway (PRWatch)

• ALEC Conference Funding Dominated by Big Polluters (PRWatch/Greenpeace)

• Meet ALEC's Little Brother ACCE (The Nation)

• ALEC Admits School Vouchers Are for Kids in Suburbia (PRWatch)

• How San Diego Is a Petri Dish for the ALEC Agenda (PRWatch)

• Hot Topics at ALEC's 2015 Meeting in San Diego (PRWatch)

• Four Ways ALEC Tried to Ruin Your State This Year (PRWatch)

• Scott Walker: The First ALEC President? (PRWatch)

• ALEC Wants to Educate High Schoolers on Balanced Budgets and Austerity (PRWatch)

• So a Lobbyist and an ALEC Legislator Walk into a Bar...Caught on Tape by NBC (PRWatch)

• Groups Add to Evidence in "Whistleblower" Tax Fraud Claim Against ALEC (PRWatch)

• Wage Crushers' Prevailing Wage Claims Are Nonsense (PRWatch)

• CREDO Rejects ALEC's Cease and Desist Letter on Municipal Broadband (PRWatch)

• Reporters Guide to ALEC’s "Rich States, Poor States" Report (PRWatch)

• The ALEC-Backed War on Local Democracy (PRWatch)

• ALEC, NFIB Push Prevailing Wage Repeal (PRWatch)

• BP Dumps ALEC; Tally at 102 (PRWatch)

• Wisconsin Introduces Word-for-Word ALEC Right to Work Bill (PRWatch)

• Scott Walker Pushes ALEC 'Right to Work' Bill, Divide and Conquer Comes Full Circle (Huffington Post)

• Undercover at ACCE: ALEC Offshoot Spins City and County Officials on Dirty Energy, Local Control (PRWatch)

• “Death by a Thousand Cuts” and ALEC’s Local Strategy for Attacking Unions (PRWatch)

• How a Powerful Rightwing Lobby is Plotting to Stop Minimum Wage Hikes (The Guardian)

• ACCE Wants Your Town to Subsidize ALEC-Style Corporate Lobbying (PRWatch)

• ALEC Helps Philip Morris Block Plain Packaging Tobacco Rules (PRWatch)

• Republicans Call for Imposing ALEC Zones on Poorest Neighborhoods of Milwaukee (PRWatch)

• Fond du Lac Nuns Get Northrop Grumman to Dump ALEC (PRWatch)

• 5 Years after Citizens United, Democracy Is for Sale (PRWatch)

• Good Money after Bad, WI GOP Demands More For-Profit Schools (PRWatch)

• Koch Party Delivers SOTU Response (PRWatch)

• White House Issues Veto Threat for KXL (Keystone Pipelies Exposed)

• ALEC Pols Moving Up in 2014 Midterms (PRWatch)

• ALEC Sharpens Attack on Environmental Safeguards (Union of Concerned Scientists)

• Fossil-fuel lobbyists, bolstered by GOP wins, work to curb environmental rules (The Washington Post)

• More Corporations Flee as ALEC Rolls Out Its Legislative Agenda (PRWatch)

• ALEC doubles down on anti-environmental agenda (Salon)

• After Republican wins, right to work bills on the agenda (The Washington Post)

• An upbeat end to a turbulent year for conservative state legislature group (The Washington Post)

• ALEC is Back and Ready to Resume its Conservative Agenda (Bloomberg)

• Koch-Tied Group Pushes New Union Busting Bill in Wisconsin (PRWatch)

• Conservative lobby group Alec plans anti-environmental onslaught (The Guardian)

• Fat on Restaurant Cash, Democratic Lawmakers Float Minimum Wage Preemption in IL (PRWatch)

• Billionaires Push ALEC Agenda in Minneapolis School Board Election (PRWatch)

• An Embattled ALEC, Buoyed by Election Results, Lays Blueprint for 2015 (PRWatch)

• Emerson Electric Latest to Confirm ALEC Exit (PRWatch)

• ALEC and Big Oil Work to Overturn Denton Fracking Ban (PRWatch)

• ALEC Fueled Supreme Court Challenge to Obama Health Law (PRWatch)

• More Lies From ALEC About Climate Change (Huffington Post)

• AOL, Owner of Huffington Post, Quits ALEC (PRWatch)

• ALEC Corporate Board Chair Quits Over Climate Change, Renewables and Voting Rights (PRWatch)

• ALEC Pols Moving Up in 2014 Midterms (PRWatch)

• More Lies From ALEC About Climate Change (Huffington Post)

• AOL, Owner of Huffington Post, Quits ALEC (PRWatch)

• SiX Could Be the Answer to ALEC (Huffington Post)

• Koch Party Wins Big, Planet in Peril (PRWatch)

• ALEC Corporate Board Chair Quits Over Climate Change, Renewables and Voting Rights (PRWatch)

• ALEC Tampers with Wisconsin Constitution (PRWatch)

• Google Quits ALEC, But Chevron, ExxonMobil and Shell Stay Put (Huffington Post)

• Alec lobbying group lashes out at Google over climate change 'lies' charge (The Guardian)

• Spending for ALEC Member Tillis Breaks All Records in NC Senate Race (PRWatch)

• MO ALEC Leader Says Right to Work Is Solution to Ferguson (PRWatch)

• U.S. Supreme Court Puts ALEC-Inspired Voter ID on Hold in Wisconsin (PRWatch)

• WI Attorney General's Latest Attack on Transparency Reeks of Partisanship (PRWatch)

• In Paid Sick Days Fight, Open Records Dropbox Dodge Reemerges in Florida (PRWatch)

• In Wisconsin, a Push for Voter ID Law, But Not Voter IDs (PRWatch)

• News Corp and Occidental Among Latest Firms to Cut Ties with ALEC (PRWatch)

• Yelp, Facebook, Google Are Latest Tech Companies to Drop ALEC (PRWatch)

• WI ALEC Plagiarists Criticize Burke for Copying Jobs Plan (PRWatch)

• Google Says ALEC Is Literally Lying about Climate Change, Ends Membership (PRWatch)

• Toronto Star Details ALEC Efforts to Derail Climate Change Policy (PRWatch)

• Microsoft and More Leave ALEC, 80 Corporations Out (PRWatch)

• Dark Money Casts Shadow over Push to Tax the Sun (PRWatch)

• Some ALEC Funders Flee, but Koch, Big Tobacco, and PhRMA Remain Loyalists (PRWatch)

• My ALEC Diary: Day 1 (The Progressive)

• Coal and Oil Polluters Dominate ALEC Conference (PRWatch)

• ALEC's Jeffersonian Project Pushes to Amend U.S. Constitution (PRWatch)

• Paid Sick Day Campaigns Gain Traction as ALEC Allies Push Back (PRWatch)

• The ALEC Angle in Scott Walker's "Toxic Strain of Racial Politics" (PRWatch)

• Like His Dad, Charles Koch Was a Bircher (New Documents) (The Progressive)

• Conservative group Alec trains sights on city and local government (The Guardian)

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