Let’s try grownups this time
Too many politicos have come to believe their job is to provoke and entertain rather than to deliberate and govern. Read More
Too many politicos have come to believe their job is to provoke and entertain rather than to deliberate and govern. Read More
The hospitality industry suffered a big blow during the pandemic. While it has made a strong recovery, labor and financial issues suggest the industry will undergo major changes in the future. Read More
New York Times columnist and North Carolina resident asks UNC graduates if they are going to be people who count their blessings or tally their slights? Read More
It is increasingly obvious that the judiciary has descended into blatant and inappropriate partisanship. Read More
Shouldn’t we be asking more profound questions about what the purpose of government is and what it can really do for us? Read More
The US Constitution was written by white men, mostly landowners, some slave owners, but the Constitution alone does not cover the breadth of the human condition in a civil society. Read More
While more than 1 million North Carolinians spent some time in college, the vast majority will never attain a degree. Read More
The new judge tasked with resolving the long-standing Leandro lawsuit refused to order money transferred out of the state treasury to pay one-half of a settlement. Now it is back the Supreme Court. Read More
Is the Democratic party of Hunt, Easley, Perdue, Cooper as well as Franklin and Lorrin Freeman dead? Read More
A new report indicates the abolishment of abortions could turn out Democrats and Republican-leaning unaffiliated voters who have a concern about women losing access to safe and legal abortion services. Read More