Money and numbers
America’s economy used to be based upon pieces of government paper and coins that represented something someone had done with their life. Is that true today? Read More
America’s economy used to be based upon pieces of government paper and coins that represented something someone had done with their life. Is that true today? Read More
Duke's Nicholas School of the Environment has been studying all the "eulogies" and is focusing on all the connections within the earth's surface. Read More
We get confused by the difference of damage caused by hurricanes and the rising sea levels. Read More
Should the state have the power to execute people? Read More
Neither political party has enough membership to elect the majority of officers. How do we explain why there's a split among those elected? Read More
North Carolina has debated whether or not to allow capital punishment for years. Read More
Is there some sum of money that turns a political contribution into a bribe? Read More
Our constitution guarantees every child the right to a privilege of education, but it we don't have school "as usual," can we provide that right? Read More
If the University of North Carolina System is one of our state's economic drivers we need to do a driver's test. Read More
Instead of the "If it bleeds, it leads" on the evening news wouldn't it be nice if we could get a splash of sunshine for one whole day? Read More