One group holds out science as the path to knowledge and guidance for governmental policy and action. A second says we must look to some higher authority to be the guide for public decisions about morality and public policy. Perhaps this helps explain today's differences. Read More
What is going to happen when prisoners are released to re-enter society but don't have health insurance? Read More
At first North Carolina's decision not to expand Medicaid was understandable, but as only one of 12 states that haven't expanded now is the time to do so. Read More
For the governor to convert his win into achievements he needs to alter his approach to the job. Read More
If Democrats want to gain more ground they need to work on a solid economic message and spend more time registering voters. Read More
We don't have enrollment numbers for the number of students in private schools, home schools or virtual schools, but we know some students are missing. Read More
A WRAL.com editorial says the take-it-or-leave-it approach exhibited in recent years needs to end. Right now we need open and honest efforts to work together. Read More
It was politically interesting that Senator Phil Berger started his congratulatory remarks with a nod to Democrat Roy Cooper. Is this a sign of things to come? Read More
Not since Republican Governor Jim Martin has a governor had to face a hostile legislature both of his terms. Read More
Veterans Day, originally Armistice Day, commemorated the end of WWI. Today it acknowledges all who have served our country's armed forces. Read More
