Editorial by Wilmington Star-News, February 3, 2017. Black History Month in Wilmington is haunted by a lot of ghosts. Many of them are the ghosts of Nov. 10, 1898, when white mobs burned a black-owned... Read More
A memorable and wholesome political event occurred in downtown Raleigh in early January. It was memorable because the purpose was to commemorate what became a landmark change in North Carolina... Read More
In a tumultuous first two weeks in office, President Donald Trump has broken with norms and precedents of his office, spawned dozens of lawsuits, generated historically low public approval numbers... Read More
Whether it was in his blood or whether, like a craft, it was a talent he honed he could walk into a board room and sell one group ‘the greatest deal ever’ in the morning and in the afternoon in... Read More
Roy Cooper has seen this movie before. This time, he plays the lead. Thirty years ago, Cooper was a freshman House member. The Governor was a Republican. Democrats controlled the General Assembly... Read More
When the numbers were released in North Carolina, they showed that almost half of voters under 25 years old didn’t vote and over 40% of voters aged 26-40 stayed home. Hunter Buxton, executive... Read More
by Paul O'Connor, Capitol Press Association, published in Rocky Mount Telegram, February 1, 2017. Visit your old neighborhood and you might find most things look the same. The trees may be taller... Read More
Published by Greenville Daily Reflector, January 29, 2017. A provision slipped into the state budget over the summer offers more evidence that lawmakers are determined to gut public schools and steer... Read More
Editorial by Winston-Salem Journal, February 3, 2017. Republican President Trump has nominated an intellectual jurist and a good man to succeed the late Antonin Scalia on the Supreme Court. Senate... Read More
Editorial by Fayetteville Observer, February 3, 2017 Dale Folwell's nightmares often arrive with a title: unfunded liabilities. That may be a little esoteric for most of us, but when you're North... Read More
