The progressive left’s tale of two states
Scolding North Carolinians about the past and criticizing them about the present while touting government-dictated, cradle-to-grave programs won’t win hearts and minds. Read More

Scolding North Carolinians about the past and criticizing them about the present while touting government-dictated, cradle-to-grave programs won’t win hearts and minds. Read More

A new bill would require school districts to give a 30-day notice to parents and the state Department of Public Instruction if teachers or invited guests plan to expose students to more than a dozen concepts GOP lawmakers deem unacceptable. Read More

Is this just the old voucher system in a new wrapper? Read More

Some students should feel uncomfortable for what really happened in our history. Read More

Ranked choice voting sure looks better than electing a candidate who gets on 30% of the vote. It sounds like a better road. Read More

The oft-debated subject pits the decline of local newspapers against the public’s access to information. Read More

The founders believed every district should have a proportional share in the government. Is that still true? Read More

Which occupations will have the biggest increases in the coming decade? Read More

We live in a world where we need harmony and pitch but too often what we see is dissonance and discord. Read More

Government has a constructive role to play is creating the conditions for growth. It promotes public safety and the rule of law. It finances certain public goods that can’t be provided by purely voluntary means, but it should endeavor to keep its tax and regulatory burdens as low as possible. Read More