NC Spin Articles

Unequal branch of government

Editorial by Charlotte Observer, March 2, 2015. North Carolina’s legislators are likely to be reminded on Wednesday why they haven’t invited the chief justice to deliver State of the Judiciary...    Read More

March 4, 2015

For a balanced diet

Thank you for reading this column. It’s not just that I appreciate your interest in what I have to say. I appreciate the fact that you are reading this publication at all. According to a recent set...    Read More

by John Hood   |   March 4, 2015



Education muddle

Editorial by Greensboro News-Record, March 3, 2015. The Student Success Act replaces No Child Left Behind with “conservative reforms to restore local control and stop top-down education mandates...    Read More

March 3, 2015




Tata defends DOT's handling of icy roads

Freezing rain and black ice contributed to a 13-car pile-up and many other wrecks around the Triangle Sunday morning, leaving some drivers to complain that the accidents could have been avoided if the...    Read More

March 3, 2015

Rogue legislators shouldn't be scorned

For someone who listens to many General Assembly debates, it's refreshing when the most contentious votes don't come down precisely along party lines. That's what happened last week in a Senate debate...    Read More

March 3, 2015

NC Competes. How?

House Bill 117, NC Competes, makes changes to several of North Carolina’s economic development programs. H.B. 117 moves $20 million that was set aside for a Job Catalyst Fund to a renamed Site...    Read More

by Becki Gray   |   March 3, 2015


A new approach to reducing poverty

Forget income inequality. A real challenge for American public policy reformers involves economic mobility. That’s the argument from Yuval Levin in the latest cover story for Commentary...    Read More

March 2, 2015