NCAE membership continues to decline
Since 2015 NCAE membership has declined 26.9 percent. How widespread is membership among teachers? Read More

Since 2015 NCAE membership has declined 26.9 percent. How widespread is membership among teachers? Read More

The cardinal attacking my window each morning reminds me of Republicans, who are territorial and see a reflection that doesn't fit their expectations. Read More

Sometimes Boris Johnson can be a clown. But sometimes clowns are on to something. Could this be a time to lighten up a bit? Read More

At the beginning of the year there were hopes that the Governor, Senate and House would work together to pass a two-year budget. Hopes for bi-partisan cooperation quickly disappeared. Read More

States get in trouble when they use one-time money for ongoing budget expenses. The Senate budget follows that logic. Read More

How did North Carolina's financial fortunes turn around so quickly, when we lost $5 billion in aggregate output? Read More

History, heritage, heroism and humanity combine together in John Hood's latest fantasy Novel, "Mountain Folk." Read More

More than 18,000 Afghans who helped America are waiting to get asylum or Special Immigration Visas. Read More

The real reason to be skeptical of government price setting is that the actual human beings who craft and carry out public policies are themselves biased and fallible. Read More

Roughly even percentages of "late arriving" absentee ballot mail was attributed to Democrats and Republicans. The larger percentage came from unaffiliated voters. Read More