Gov. Pat McCrory sat down for a Q&A with businessman and alternative education entrepreneur Bob Luddy at the Conservative Leadership Conference dinner on Friday night. The governor echoed familiar... Read More
Republicans at the state level are undergoing an attack from the Left over the opportunity Scholarship program for low income students. The most recent letter attacked Representative Bob Steinburg... Read More
You sure do talk funny. Has anybody ever told you that? If you grew up in North Carolina and moved somewhere else for a while, you surely got that kind of question from folks who just had to laugh... Read More
This column incorrectly identified Justice Cheri Beasley's opponent. She will face Michael Robinson, not Ola Lewis. State Supreme Court Justice Robin Hudson is a graduate of Yale and UNC Law School... Read More
In a year of key state elections, the Democratic and Republican parties are trying urgently to turn out their bases — and a growing number of unaffiliated voters could be a headache for both parties... Read More
I know my advice is fated to be hated. I know it’s hard to follow. But I’m going to offer it, anyway — again. Politicians and pundits across the ideological spectrum should avoid drawing... Read More
Teacher pay: It’s a subject on the minds of many in North Carolina these days. Last month Gov. Pat McCrory announced a plan to boost salaries for starting teachers roughly 14 percent over two years... Read More
Editorial by News and Observer, March 29, 2014. Marcus Paige and the UNC men’s basketball team are out of the NCAA Tournament, but that didn’t stop the university from leaning on Paige to score... Read More
Seth Beard sheepishly admits he’s a bit of a klutz, but buying health insurance didn’t make his priority list this year, even though it’s mandatory under the Affordable Care Act. It’s been six... Read More
The conservative movement has risen higher in North Carolina than probably even what the late Sen. Jesse Helms, the father of the modern conservatism here, could have imagined. But the question is... Read More
