Editorial by Wilmington Star-News, November 18, 2014. At last, Duke Energy has announced that next year it will begin relocating some of the 7 million tons of coal ash in ponds at the shuttered Sutton... Read More
Editorial by Winston-Salem Journal, November 20, 2014. The GOP-dominated legislature spoke loud and clear in rejecting Common Core standards and establishing a commission to recommend a new curriculum... Read More
Press release from John William Pope Foundation, November 20, 2014. Longtime think tank leader and political commentator John Hood has been named president of the John William Pope Foundation, the... Read More
Much of the reporting last week on argument in the Alabama redistricting case before the U.S. Supreme Court focused on the bounds of permissible gerrymanders – and rightly so, given the novelty of... Read More
Pat McCrory had one of those days. First, a typist switched an ‘h’ for an ‘f’ so he sent out a press release announcing a Wilmington company was ‘firing... Read More
Regarding the Nov. 16 Point of View “ Time for UNC leaders to get real on cuts”: Sometimes we get what we ask for. The Point of View might have an effect the writers did not intend. It was... Read More
It's beginning to feel a lot like – um, Jones Street – on Jones Street. It's still about two months before the mid-January start of the 2015-16 legislative session, but you wouldn't know it with... Read More
I am mad as hell and I want my state back.” Former UNC-Wilmington Chancellor Jim Leutze wanted to use this phrase as the title for his new book about modern North Carolina history and politics... Read More
Kenneth Wainstein’s report, “Investigation of Irregular Classes in the Department of African and Afro-American Studies at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill,” detailed a long... Read More
President Obama set out to restore his political fortunes by going to China – and announcing a new climate change agreement. Then, still intent on repairing his fortunes, he traveled on to... Read More
