Leandro decision prompts questions about justices' ability to read
The latest Leandro decision is not about North Carolina’s failure to afford its children with the opportunity to receive a sound basic education, but is all about power. Read More

The latest Leandro decision is not about North Carolina’s failure to afford its children with the opportunity to receive a sound basic education, but is all about power. Read More

Will elected public officials provoke a constitutional crisis by ignoring the Supreme Court ruling? Read More

There is a movement in our state and in our country that threatens the very Republic and Democracy that we all trust will bring forth justice and fairness for all. Read More

All the races on the ballot matter, but the most consequential races may be the two for the Supreme Court. Read More

2022 early voting reveals about 13 percent of registered voters have already cast ballots. Read More

The U.S. simply must experience a revival of the kind of public-spirited commitment to shared sacrifice and the common good that once prevailed. Read More

Thirty percent of N.C. voters say that they are “very” confident that the election process overall will be fair, compared to 24 percent in 2020. The poll found that 34 percent say they are “very” confident that votes will be counted properly this November compared to 24 percent in 2020. Read More

In the late 70s manufacturing accounted for almost 33 percent of the economic output in our state. Today it is about 16 percent but there is evidence it is having a resurgence. Read More

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development estimates that Russia's war against Ukraine will cost the world economy $2.8 trillion. Read More

Most blame the pandemic for high gas prices, but they also fault President Biden and big business. Read More