Approximately 34 percent of children in the United States do not receive all doses of vaccines recommended by the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) by age two, according to a new... Read More
Editorial by Greenville Daily Reflector, November 21, 2015. It is easy to see why the University of North Carolina’s governing board was nearly evenly divided over last month’s closed-door... Read More
Editorial by Fayetteville Observer, November 22, 2015. The tight link between health and wealth is no surprise. People with more money can afford health insurance and good preventive care. They also... Read More
It's been a long time since any North Carolina political leaders bragged about a monthly employment report, and no wonder. The latest tally, out today, shows the unemployment rate at 5.7 percent, the... Read More
Editorial by Greensboro News-Record, November 22, 2015. To some smokers, a chemical additive called menthol is like honey in their tea, cream in their coffee or sugar on their grapefruit. It mellows... Read More
by Jones and Blount, November 20, 2015. A documented trail of emails obtained by Jones & Blount – the latest development in a controversy surrounding a private contract for maintenance of the... Read More
As I travel the state giving presentations about the economy, there’s one common trait I find, regardless of where I am: People are anxious about the economy. Although there’s been economic... Read More
North Carolinians believe that wealthy individuals and white people receive better treatment by the state courts than do black residents, Hispanics, low-income defendants or those without a lawyer... Read More
A new High Point University Poll finds that North Carolina registered voters would prefer a candidate with new ideas and a different approach in the White House more than someone with experience and a... Read More
Latest Civitas Institute Poll Gives Insights on Voters’ Views of Economy, Political Scene The latest Civitas poll covers a range of what interests North Carolina – from the economy to a... Read More
