by Laura Leslie and Mark Binker, WRAL, January 4, 2017. Gov. Roy Cooper urged North Carolina business leaders Wednesday to support his efforts to repeal a state law limiting LGBT rights, expand... Read More
Three federal judges on Wednesday denied a request by state lawmakers to postpone their earlier order requiring new state House and state Senate districts be drawn and elections be held this year. The... Read More
North Carolina's newly elected Superintendent of Public Instruction says urgent changes are needed to fix the state's "outdated" public school system and said his first order of business will be to... Read More
Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper announced his plans today to circumvent the Republican-led General Assembly, and expand North Carolina’s Medicaid enrollment, requesting an amendment to the state’s... Read More
It was 30 years ago that I founded my first conservative organization. It was a student magazine at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. My compatriots and I decided to name it The... Read More
by Dr. Mike Walden, NCSU Professor of Economics, January 4, 2016. EIGHT NORTH CAROLINA ECONOMC HEADLINES FOR 2017 NATIONAL ECONOMIC GROWTH WILL ACCELERATE IN 2017 RESULTING PRIMARILY FROM AN EXPECTED... Read More
Editorial by Fayetteville Observer, December 26, 2016. The president of the North Carolina NAACP says he will ask the national NAACP to call for a national economic boycott of North Carolina. The Rev... Read More
Editorial by Greensboro News-Record, December 30, 2016. How eager is Democrat Roy Cooper to become governor of North Carolina? While others ring in the New Year Saturday night, he’ll take the oath... Read More
by Emery Dales, Associated Press, published on WRAL.com, December 29, 2016. The incoming administration of Gov.-elect Roy Cooper is already giving notice to stalwarts of Gov. Pat McCrory's... Read More
Superior Court Judge Donald Stephens prevented parts of House Bill 17 from taking immediate effect, issuing a stay on Thursday afternoon, giving parties a little more than a week to argue whether the... Read More
