A public intellectual steps down
For decades he "provided quiet and generous counsel to governors, legislators, journalists, students, aspiring leaders, and countless others on the major challenges facing our state and our people." Read More
For decades he "provided quiet and generous counsel to governors, legislators, journalists, students, aspiring leaders, and countless others on the major challenges facing our state and our people." Read More
Wednesday we saw the results that occur when misinformation is repeated frequently and not corrected. Read More
Given the 4-3 split of Democrats to Republicans it would be natural to expect that most rulings will have this margin. Recent history would prove this conclusion wrong. Read More
Wednesday we saw the Right's version of "Law and Order." Read More
In 2010 we retreated from North Carolina’s commitment to public education and public-school teachers. Legislators shortchanged public schools, skimped on teacher pay and demonized teachers. Read More
Regardless of the tax policy our leaders choose, they should base their base their decisions on facts, not commonly held myths. Read More
The answers to five big questions will help determine political outcomes in North Carolina in 2021. Read More
The answer to three questions will help determine our economy in 2021. Read More
Even as the number of new cases is surging the CDC has recommended that people over 75 be in the first wave of people vaccinated. Read More
Here are eight solutions for bipartisan support of high speed broadband Internet. Read More