Shining light on N.C. legislature's public records 'black hole'
Our legislature just received the Black Hole Award, bestowed annually to organizations that commit “acts of outright contempt of the public’s right to know.” Read More
NC Spin Articles
Let’s elect the President “love is blind” style
This election season has barely begun and it’s all about appearances, not substance, which is the exact premise of “Love is Blind.” Read More
An angel shows up
The hardest decision a man has to make in a campaign is the choice to do what is right – when he knows it can lead to his defeat. Read More
Republicans opposing Republicans
Even the reliably Republican N.C. Chamber of Commerce said the GOP primary results were “a startling warning of the looming threats to North Carolina’s business climate.” Read More
Our economic crisis is also a moral one
Without a return to a more moral approach to money the unsustainable game of greed. Read More
Research from pro-charter school group makes case for halting the approval of new charters
A pro-charter school think tank provides evidence that many charter schools are a failed experiment. Read More
The next frontier in college athletics
The free market may be poised to make decisions while college administrators and NCAA officials can't make up their minds. Read More
Making a scene
Shame on a movie manager whose hard heart chooses to eject someone with a disability before trying to find an empathetic solution. Read More
Politicians play with fairy dust
The only real justification for a government program is that private individuals, spending a given amount of money through voluntary exchange, wouldn’t get as high a return on that money as the government would. Read More
Can home ownership be made more affordable?
Home ownership has two purposes. First, it provides shelter for the family, but is also accumulates wealth. Read More
