Editorial by Winston-Salem Journal, December 5, 2013. State audits aren’t conducted to make public officials look bad but, nonetheless, that’s the result for Superintendent of Public Instruction... Read More
Editorial by Burlington Times-News, December 3, 2013. North Carolina has the largest state-maintained highway network in the United States, but unless public officials can come up with a long-term... Read More
Gov. Pat McCrory is clearly smarting over what he perceives as unfair treatment by the media. A recent column by longtime Charlotte Observer reporter, editor and editorialist Taylor Batten provides... Read More
Cash Michaels, editor and chief reporter for The Carolinian in Raleigh, offers up a blog post with his analysis of the ouster of Keith Sutton as chairman of the Wake County Board of Education... Read More
Editorial by News and Observer, December 5, 2013. There’s a little bit of irony here. The UNC-Chapel Hill Board of Trustees got a request from the Department of Athletics for a fee increase to help... Read More
North Carolina’s report on teacher turnover for the last school year, released Wednesday, came just after I had read a compelling article in The Atlantic called “Why Do Teachers Quit?” and in... Read More
Two university professors hired by the U.S. Department of Justice to analyze traffic stops by the Alamance County Sheriff's Office say statistical data conclusively shows deputies there are racially... Read More
The Medicaid proposal at the core of an ambitious reform effort has morphed significantly since it was announced in April. Instead of the state bringing in three or four insurance companies or other... Read More
Editorial by Greensboro Daily News, December 5, 2013. Wake County District Court Judge Joy Hamilton brushed aside constitutional claims Wednesday and convicted a dozen Moral Monday demonstrators of... Read More
Peggy Noonan‘s latest Wall Street Journal column explores the notion of President Obama’s apparent disinterest in the functional operation of his signature health care legislation. It’s a... Read More
