Economics, artificial intelligence, and the nation's wealth
Despite having a renowned economics professor, the writer joins others in understanding how it works. Read More

Despite having a renowned economics professor, the writer joins others in understanding how it works. Read More

Without racially polarized voting, no federal lawsuit claiming racial gerrymandering can succeed. Read More

In 2024 voters will make critical choices up and down the ballot that will determine the future of public education – and largely the future of the state. Read More

Biden's polling numbers have never been good, but with the added influence of the border crisis they have sunk even more. Read More

Commitment to one’s word, fulfillment to the promises made is the only stabilizing force among us. If our word is no good, nothing can be built upon it. Read More

If you believe our state’s turn toward fiscal conservatism has been a catastrophe, your argument isn’t with me. It’s with the facts. Read More

If the economic news is so good, why do polls show most people are still unhappy with the economy? Read More

Despite a year that began with overflowing state coffers and great budgetary potential, public education in North Carolina somehow remained mired in a toxic political miasma. Read More

Tillis claims he prefers Graham’s resume to Robinson’s, but Folwell is the only candidate with a strong political resume. Read More

Republicans have a choice: take a stand for what you believe or what the voters want. Read More