NC bill blurs AI policy, social media rules
We should be wary of creating broad new authorities for state government without clear evidence that the benefits outweigh the costs. Read More
NC SPIN Posts by Donna King
This time it was personal: Cooper and the left’s dangerous vitriol
Has media tolerance for increasingly bombastic and threatening political language has reached its limit? Read More
It’s time for a Right-to-Work amendment
Ours is one of the most business-friendly states in the nation. Is constitutional protection a next needed step? Read More
New NC schools data shows success sequence at work
Atudents who follow the success sequence have more than a 90% chance of avoiding poverty as adults, compared with much lower rates for those who do not follow this sequential path. Read More
Voter ID isn’t suppression, it builds confidence
Critics argue that voter ID laws might suppress votes, but the evidence from North Carolina tells a different story. Read More
NC’s civics education should be revolutionary
Given the state’s rich revolutionary history it makes sense to treat civic literacy as seriously as core subjects. Read More
Why civics education matters more than ever
Many young adults do not see civic engagement as meaningful or necessary/ Read More
A decade after reform, film still thrives
North Carolina remains home to major sound stages, experienced crews, and ongoing television and film projects because it offers something more durable: a strong overall butsiness climate. Read More
Religious rights can’t be silenced by activist agendas
Protest belongs in the public square. Worship belongs to congregants, clergy, and their flock. When activists believe that a religious service is a legitimate target, they are no longer exercising free speech. Read More
First in flight, not first in line
The Wrights succeeded not because of government grants, tax incentives, or industrial policy. They succeeded because they were free to experiment. Read More
