Sometimes the truth can be heard only if spoken by the right person. Let’s hope that’s the case with Richard Vinroot and voter ID. Vinroot, a respected Republican who served as Charlotte’s mayor... Read More
Editorial by The Greenville Daily Reflector, October 13, 2016. Those who might have had some uncertainty about the warnings that the Tar River would crest at near-record levels have had those doubts... Read More
Editorial by Greensboro News-Record, October 13, 2016. Gov. Pat McCrory boasted he’s providing “leadership like we’ve never seen” during a televised debate with Roy Cooper Tuesday... Read More
A judge has refused to order North Carolina officials to expand early in-person voting in five counties after some voters alleged the counties' voting schedules didn't comply with a court's ruling... Read More
If Roy Cooper and North Carolina Democrats regain control of state government in Raleigh, where would they get the money to pay for all the spending promises they are making? If you were watching last... Read More
With the election just over a month away, and most eyes on the presidential race, it’s easy to lose focus on many of the other statewide races, but those elections can have a big impact on North... Read More
Democrat Hillary Clinton has turned a virtual tie two weeks ago into a nearly 6-point lead over her Republican rival Donald Trump in the battleground state of North Carolina, according to the latest... Read More
Poverty in North Carolina is still higher than it was prior to the recession, according to a new report, with the state facing higher rates of poverty, deep poverty, and child poverty than most of the... Read More
If you listen to the press, you would believe every North Carolina business executive is up in arms against Governor McCrory and the Republican legislature over the HB2 issue. That’s just not true... Read More
