Self-evident
Judge Michael Luttig asks us to compare the grievances of the colonists with what is taking place today. Read More
Judge Michael Luttig asks us to compare the grievances of the colonists with what is taking place today. Read More
Fort Johnson, in modern-day Southport, was the site of the first military operation of the Revolutionary War in North Carolina. Read More
Being the target of such inhumanity in your own country because of the color of your skin is an experience hopefully you will never have to go through, or wish on anybody else, and yet, it is happening everyday unabated. Read More
Nothing tests the reliability of the grid more than extreme weather, which is also when people need access to electricity the most: heating during bitter cold and cooling during heat waves. Read More
The changes coming to the American social contract as a result of President Trump’s so-called “big, beautiful bill” are the most extreme in U.S. history Read More
Government can assist in many ways during times of natural disasters but individuals can act at a moment's notice and have an important role. Read More
All our neighboring states have approved a budget for the coming year. Too frequently, our state started the new year without a new budget. Read More
Public policy research offers many advantages, but it also has limitations. Read More
Keep your eyes on T-T-F to figure out what the economy will be the rest of this year. Read More
Many North Carolinians are coming to understand that economic development incentives are an irredeemable racket. Read More