Minorities and school choice: How do they feel about it?
You might be surprised to learn how do those most impacted by school choice, especially minorities and low income residents, feel about the issue. Read More
NC Spin Articles
Isn't it about time to celebrate something good?
Instead of the "If it bleeds, it leads" on the evening news wouldn't it be nice if we could get a splash of sunshine for one whole day? Read More
Time to take the off ramp
Barbara Rimer, Dean of the UNC Gillings School of Public Health, explains in Higher Ed Works what went into the decision to go online. Read More
UNC's top-down, one-size-fits-all reopening plan isn't working
Our university system is teetering on the edge of of a dire public health crisis. Read More
Will COVID-19 help move primary care physicians away from the fee-for-service model?
Rose Hoban with NC Health News says primary care doctors and small practices are facing a huge drop-off in patients and revenues. Read More
Is the electoral college un-American?
Opponents of a national popular vote for President contend only big cities and big states would get attention. That's nonsense. Read More
Summer polls are flawed predictors
2016 should be a reminder not to put too much stock in summertime polling. Read More
Can North Carolina's roadside eateries survive?
While the overall picture is not good there are some bright spots. Read More
Pols can’t be daydream believers
North Carolina leaders are not sleepwalking through a fiscal crisis. They are counting on congress to bail them out with federal borrowing. Read More
Harris is good news for NC Democrats
In North Carolina, Democrats up and down that ballot will benefit from an increased Black turnout and women who may be on the fence could lean into the prospect of a Harris vice-presidency. Read More
