Defining terms can shape political debate
Repeat errors or lies often enough and they become “true” to future generations. That’s why it is so important to confront them, repeatedly, from the very beginning. Read More

Repeat errors or lies often enough and they become “true” to future generations. That’s why it is so important to confront them, repeatedly, from the very beginning. Read More

The appointment of a highly partisan Republican to oversee county boards of elections is a clear statement that free and fair treatment will not happen. Read More

We should all be thankful we live in a state where even the most serious health conditions are within a drive or a Medivac flight to an institution that can treat them. Read More

Just 47 percent of third-graders demonstrated grade-level reading proficiency. Read More

Congress should adopt the same approach North Carolina uses to assure continued government services. Read More

Any investment must earn a good enough return to be financially viable in producing profits for their investors. Belichick thus far has been underperforming and disappointing in his job. Read More

A large reason why people want to move to our state is OUR PEOPLE. Read More

The president we elect in 2028 needs to have a new vision for how the federal government can best serve the people. Read More

The right-wing in this country has always been super-sensitive towards folks they oppose exercising their freedom of speech and freedom of the press rights, and has used intimidation and power to checkmate the First Amendment rights of those people. Read More

City leaders have long celebrated transit expansion and ridership growth, but they’ve been far less willing to confront the safety issues that undermine public trust. Read More