United we stand. And unhappy
Only 10% say they are satisfied with the way things are going in North Carolina. Read More

Only 10% say they are satisfied with the way things are going in North Carolina. Read More

Pursuing a university education shouldn’t just be about gaining work skills and maximizing future income. Read More

The biggest complaint of Gen-Z workers is their inability to afford some of the traditional purchases of self-supporting adults, especially homeownership. Read More

More than once, North Carolina Democrats have seen healthy summer leads end in bitter disappointment when voters cast their ballots in the Fall. Read More

Utility relocation is one of the biggest contributors to road project delays and when relocations are delayed, transportation projects are also stalled and costs increase. Read More

The 2025 General Assembly has created the North Carolina Complex Family Financial Court (NCCFFC), Governor Stein has approved it, and both should be applauded. Read More

More than half of North Carolina’s 115 school boards are elected in partisan races, and voters are split on the idea of making all local school board elections partisans. Read More

Democrats need to win enough seats to protect Stein’s veto so Republicans can’t give control over the State Board of Elections to the labor commissioner or some other GOP Council of State member in a lame-duck session. Read More

When the role of journalist is limited only to those who parrot approved messaging, it is no longer journalism but something else — propaganda. Read More

Public servants, like Anthony Fauci, are part of the safety net of healthcare that has been afforded Americans since FDR. Read More