Roy Cooper for President?
An April gathering in Pinehurst described attendees as an unsettled cross section of the Democratic establishment. Read More
NC Spin Articles
Yes, let's do talk about 'rights' in public education
Sometimes a catchy moniker can attract attention, even when the content is skating on thin ice. Read More
Test scores help predict student success
Political activists will pressure UNC to make what was a four-year suspension permanent. Read More
When did teachers become the enemy?
Daniel Gilligan suggests maybe we need to take a step back and ask if teachers are the source of our problems. Read More
Parents across N.C. will watch progress of Opportunity Scholarship lawsuit
More than 20,000 students use Opportunity Scholarships now to attend more than 500 private schools across North Carolina and the legislature continues to expand them. Read More
The North Carolina Minute: An 1837 Act concerning the University of North Carolina
Without the consent of the faculty, or one professor, the sale of liquor to students or other offending items was prohibited in Chapel Hill. Read More
Legislature's leaders promote polarization when times demand conciliation
The selfish work to inflame partisan passions, particularly as the nation is focused on seeking ways to keep our children safe, was misdirected. Read More
Mark Robinson is a locomotive barreling through obstacles
Robinson just picks up steam despite any highly controversial statements or past actions. Read More
Failure, fatigue and the future
Failure and fatigue will impact our future unless we rise up to make changes that most of us want. Read More
Senate race is far from settled
Two polls taken after the May 17th vote show it's too soon to count Cheri Beasley out. Read More
