Editorial by News and Observer, June 2, 2014. Senate Republicans are hoping the third time’s the charm – but there’s nothing charming about their ploy to move the State Bureau of Investigation... Read More
The Obama administration’s plan to slash the carbon dioxide billowing from power plants relies more on operating efficiencies and low-polluting technologies than on shuttering coal-fired plants. The... Read More
North Carolina has a genuine teacher recruitment and retention crisis. But it has nothing to do with tales of teacher discontent spun by the mainstream media, special-interest groups, and teacher... Read More
Championed by First Lady Michelle Obama and passed in 2010, The Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act was designed to provide more nutritious school meals for public school children. In North Carolina... Read More
Clarke Morrison, Asheville Citizen-Times, published in USA Today, June 2, 2014. State environmental officials plan to test for the presence of significant natural gas deposits in seven Western North... Read More
North Carolina Republican legislators unhappy that trial judges keep striking down laws they passed now want the rules of the game changed for future similar litigation. Democrats say their GOP... Read More
After November 2012, when Pat McCrory was elected North Carolina’s first Republican governor since 1992 and voters reelected a GOP majority in both legislative chambers for the first time since the... Read More
In a free society, the right to express one’s political views without governmental restraint or reprisal ought to be sacrosanct. Unfortunately, it isn’t. Some politicians and activists seem to... Read More
A group of state lawmakers led by Rep. Verla Insko and Sen. Ben Clark has come up with an idea that you would think House and Senate leaders would consider immediately, no matter how short they want... Read More
Editorial by Greensboro News-Record, June 1, 2014 Senate leader Phil Berger put $468 million on the table last week and dared North Carolina teachers to take it. They could raise their status from... Read More
