Editorial by Fayetteville Observer, May 2, 2016. We've heard a lot of descriptions of Judge Patricia Timmons-Goodson over the years. All of them were glowing. So it's hard to swallow Sen. Richard Burr... Read More
It has sparked a national firestorm, polarized left and right, and drawn the attention of the NBA, Bruce Springsteen and some of America’s biggest corporations. But last week the fight over North... Read More
Poll by The Civitas Institute, taken April 23-25 among 600 likely voters. A new Civitas poll reveals how voters in NC currently feel about leading presidential and statewide candidates, including... Read More
The city of High Point is making national headlines for its innovative approach to combating the scourge of domestic violence. Nearby Lexington has adopted the same model. Here’s hoping other... Read More
North Carolina has come a long way from its days as the state with the highest income tax in the southeast. Americans for Prosperity and its local activists have been hard at work in North Carolina... Read More
Another week, another round of falsehoods from Gov. Pat McCrory about HB2, the sweeping anti-LBGT law HB2 he signed last month that is costing the state thousands of jobs and tens of millions of... Read More
PPP's new North Carolina poll continues to find an unexpectedly competitive Senate race. Richard Burr leads Deborah Ross by just 4 points, 40-36, with Libertarian Sean Haugh pulling 7%. Ross is... Read More
Gov. Pat McCrory appeared on Fox News' "The Kelly File" Thursday night to defend House Bill 2. The conversation with host Megyn Kelly focused exclusively on the provision that deals with public... Read More
As the number of canceled concerts, conventions and business expansions related to a controversial state law continues to mount, North Carolina's largest business organization remains strangely silent... Read More
After a delay extending back to the 2015 long session, the North Carolina Senate has begun confirming Governor’s appointments to various positions in the state. Lyons Gray, former Secretary of the... Read More
