Editorial by News and Observer, August 8, 2014. Public schools have a cornerstone of their budgeting and overall planning process. It’s the long-standing state policy that North Carolina government... Read More
by Tami Fitzgerald, NC Values Coalition, published in News and Observer, August 8, 2014. It’s a sad day in America when federal judges disenfranchise the average American citizen and elected... Read More
Governor Pat McCrory has been on a media blitz lately, with four news conferences in the last few days, one to fear-monger about refugee children, one to announce State Budget Director Art Pope was... Read More
North Carolina's November election can be held under a new voting law approved by Republican lawmakers, a federal judge ruled Friday. The law is considered one of the toughest in the nation and the... Read More
It was unusual summer – first Governor McCrory reared back and threw a punch at the old Bull Mooses, then he threw another, and another. Back in May, when he’d sent his budget over to the... Read More
Not far from the N.C. Association of Educators’ headquarters in Raleigh looms a billboard asking “Teachers: Want a $450 raise?” It’s part of a campaign by the conservative Civitas Institute to... Read More
Regarding your Aug. 4 editorial “ UNC board should lift cap on financial aid”: In adopting a policy that limits the percentage of base tuition revenues that UNC campuses may set aside for need... Read More
Money from coal companies has been fueling Republican House Speaker Thom Tillis’ race to unseat U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan, including $21,100 from the nation’s largest privately owned coal company. The... Read More
House leaders say they're planning to call their members back on Aug. 14 for a full session, but it's not clear yet what they'll be voting on. Meanwhile, Senate leaders say they're not coming back in... Read More
To make the most money coming out of a North Carolina university, study nuclear engineering and you'll earn almost $90,000 a year. To make the least, study dramatic theater and earn $10,400. Amid the... Read More
