Today marks the two-year anniversary of the Citizens United case. The Supreme Court ruling in this case has allowed corporate money to flood our elections. To mark the anniversary, Occupy Wall Street is going to “Occupy the Courts.” Here’s your Roundup:     

Don’t forget tomorrow night is Bid Green to Keep the Aquifer Clean! Join us at the New BLK in downtown Omaha from 7-10pm as we auction everything off from local art to guided nature tours to local food baskets. Come out and be part of an exciting evening against the Keystone XL Pipeline! RSVP here. Here’s your Roundup:

In case you missed the wonderful spoof of Big Oil’s attempt to pull the wool over our eyes, give it a watch. Here’s your Roundup for this sunny Friday:

The Iowa Caucus is only four days away, and national media is enamored with the Hawkeye state. Yeah, but did they invent Kool-Aid or Arbor Day? Didn't think so. Here's your Roundup:

The NEGOP only has one wish for Christmas this year. The question is did they make Santa's naughty or nice list this year?:

The Nebraska Farmer’s Union exhibited real leadership in dealing with the Humane Society of the United States. While Governor Heineman and Jon Bruning painted HSUS as a conspirator in the state, NeFU showed that there is much to gain by working with the organization. Watch a video from the NeFU convention addressing the collaboration.  Here’s your Roundup:

In for a laugh to start off your morning? Check out Fox News’ gaffes, ranging from lack of geography knowledge (of the United States, no less), and Mittens in disguise. For a more reliable source of news, here’s your Roundup: 

If you went to the mall at midnight, we hoped you tackled those deals. We have some online ideas for shopping local and supporting Nebraska family owned businesses. Grow Nebraska, UNL Dairy Store, Nebraska Food Co-Op are some of our favs. Here is your Roundup:

LB4, which would have TransCanada’s proposed new route undergo a state EIS process, was pushed to the final legislative step today. We will still be scrutinizing the process, but see positive results coming from both LB4 and LB1. Both bills will have a final vote on Tuesday morning. We expect them to go straight to the Governor. Here’s your Roundup: 

The Citizen Special Session is today! Citizens who want to stop or reroute the pipeline should come to the East Chamber at the State Capitol at noon to discuss what’s happened so far in the special session, find out what you can do, and give your opinions. We hope to see you there. Here’s your Roundup: