If a special taping of NC SPIN is any indication, there could be broad support for revising how the state’s new A through F school performance grades are calculated for every public school... Read More
by William Barber and Bob Hall, published in News and Observer, January 21, 2015. The nation’s first Republican president explained what democracy ought to be: a government of the people, by the... Read More
Editorial by Charlotte Observer, January 21, 2015. As the legislature prepares to begin its 2015 “long” session, Gov. Pat McCrory and new House Speaker Tim Moore should take note of the Public... Read More
The judge overseeing a 20-year-old lawsuit wants to know whether North Carolina officials are trying to define their way out of their duty to educate all of the state's children. Superior Court Judge... Read More
As the State of the Union address by President Obama and the Republican response aptly demonstrated, the next two years are more likely to feature confrontation rather than conciliation in Washington... Read More
For many of us, being just a few thousand dollars in the hole at any given time would be cause for concern. So why aren't state Republican leaders in North Carolina sounding the alarm about a revenue... Read More
Is there something in the water in Chapel Hill that keeps University big shots from giving straight answers? The same lockjaw that keeps the UNC-CH athletic-academic scandal on the front pages has now... Read More
by Patrick Gannon, The Insider, published in Greenville Daily Reflector, January 19, 2015. The vagueness was unmistakable. At a news conference last week, state House Speaker Tim Moore and Senate... Read More
Editorial by Greensboro News-Record, January 20, 2015. State legislators opened their 2015 session saying they want to ease the tax burden on “regular folks.” That will be a turnaround. “Regular... Read More
Tax filing season begins in earnest Tuesday in North Carolina, with significant federal and state changes that could confuse and exasperate some taxpayers. For example, North Carolinians will be... Read More
