State ready for potential recession
Never before in state history have we been so well-prepared for fiscal turbulence. Read More
NC Spin Articles
Just 8.3% of North Carolinians Think Health Insurers Have Best Interests in Mind
New Meredith Poll details North Carolinians’ sentiment toward health insurance companies and their impact on access to care, denied claims, and who is to blame for the rising costs of healthcare. Read More
Five takeaways from the 2022 elections
There were fewer swing counties, more females elected in the legislature and mail voting was more popular than in previous elections. Read More
Could election results spur an immediate reversal of a landmark Supreme Court ruling?
If a partisan or ideological flip in the makeup of our appellate courts is allowed to bring wholesale changes in how laws are applied, that can fuel the sense that supposedly impartial courts have been politicized. Read More
My favorite holiday
There is more to this favorite holiday than food. Let us hope it isn't a remnant of times past. Read More
When the dust settles
It may be a few days, maybe weeks before the dust of the election settles. Read More
National GOP fell short of expectations
In many instances Republicans nominated inexperienced and unappealing candidates. Read More
Can justice in NC still be independent? It must!
The law is not just what comes out of the General Assembly. It must comport to the Constitutions of the United States and North Carolina. Read More
Republicans fall short of a veto-proof legislative majority, but advocates foresee tough fights on several key issues
North Carolina has seen a dramatic increase in out-of-state requests seeking abortions. Read More
NC partisan balance hangs by a one-vote thread
One vote could prove crucial to upholding Cooper’s vetoes of legislation that goes too far, as well as the balance of power among our three branches of government. Read More
