Most North Carolinians Still Appreciate Valentine’s Day
While many believer Valentines Day has become too commercialized but they still feel that gift-giving is a positive part of the tradition. Read More
NC Spin Articles
Grocers ‘disappointed’ in recent remarks blaming retailers for price inflation
North Carolina grocers were upset when President Biden said American consumers were tired of being “played for suckers” by higher prices on eggs, milk, chicken, gas, and other essential items. Read More
Ah, sweet love
If our actions and words do not reflect and celebrate love, we are off track. We need to find a new way to be in the world together. Read More
Carolinas will test new hospital rules
North and South Carolina will test two contrasting models for expanding choice and competition in this critical sector. Read More
Thanks for asking, Elmo
Why does it take a children’s puppet to get many of us to come clean with how tenuous our mental and social well-being actually is? Read More
Mike Morgan proposes southern piedmont corridor expansion
The proposal would be for a superhighway connecting Charlotte and Raleigh. Read More
A Proposed UNC System policy would set new requirements for instruction in US history and government
Students lack a fundamental understanding of the the U.S. Constitution, the Bill of Rights and the workings of American government. This new initiative would teach teachers how to convey those fundaments of history and government. Read More
North Carolinians report still feeling inflation; consumer sentiment up
North Carolinians have a more optimistic outlook on the economy than in November, however half say that inflation is affecting their spending. Read More
Tillis's flip on bipartisan border security deal is a flop
Sen. Thom Tillis Tillis is fearful of retribution from Trump and his devotees in the GOP on the national and state level. Read More
Big data companies: Extracting millions from NC residents…with state government’s help
The supposed boon to state tax coffers? It will be dwarfed by the millions upon millions of dollars North Carolinians will now be sending every day to giant, out-of-state corporations. Read More
