Revenue growth is expected to slow because of tax choices made by legislative leaders that disproportionately benefit the wealthy few at the expense of our public institutions. Read More
Public interest in the ministry of Billy Graham was rekindled this month with the historic unveiling of his 7-foot-tall bronze statue in the United States Capitol. Read More
Television, air conditioning and the loss of the front porch compelled us to stay inside. Screens of all types and sizes produce loneliness. Read More
A study by a Baylor University professor found that states that spent more on true “public goods” — including highways, public safety, libraries, and parks — tended to have higher levels of subjective wellbeing. Read More
The courts decision opens the door for losing politicians to spread defamatory claims after an election to see if they’ll stick. Read More
The debate over the workweek is heating up and the power between employers and employees seems to have shifted to the employees. Read More
The College Cost Reduction Act proposed by NC's Rep. Foxx would streamline the application process, improve transparency for prospective borrowers, and strengthen accountability for colleges and universities. Read More
At one time fights weren't unusual in Congress. Days ago they made their bitter return. Read More
Today, the political heirs to Lake, Ellis and Helms – today’s Republican Party – are using their gerrymandered legislative super-majority to achieve the old racists’ goal. Read More
Estrogen is Latin for “Lord, don’t let me kill my husband ‘fore the house is paid for.” Read More
