Editorial by Rocky Mount Telegram, July 11, 2015. State lawmakers will return Monday to Raleigh from a weeklong holiday break to find a lot of unfinished business waiting for them. The first order of... Read More
As someone who views constitutional government as a basic institution of freedom, and constitutions as wielding near-divine authority, I retain what to some might be a surprising or even cavalier... Read More
This week, a federal judge in Winston-Salem will begin considering whether the following voters should have their voices heard in elections: Mary, a 50-year-old, African-American Democrat, moved from... Read More
Editorial by Greensboro News-Record, July 11, 2015. Spider-Man lives. One of the more intriguing offspring of North Carolina’s biotech industry is a bulletproof vest woven from spider’s silk that... Read More
A few days after the massacre of nine African-Americans at the Emanuel African Methodist Episcopal Church in Charleston Governor Pat McCrory announced he wanted North Carolina to stop issuing... Read More
If you want to know how that “Carolina Comeback” is affecting North Carolina families, look no further than median income. The North Carolina Democratic Party yesterday sent out a press release... Read More
N.C. House Speaker Tim Moore said Friday that he sought clearance from state ethics officials before taking on a new job as Cleveland County attorney. County commissioners hired the Kings Mountain... Read More
Let’s list major problems affecting black Americans. Topping the list is the breakdown in the black family, where only a third of black children are raised in two-parent households. Actually, the... Read More
Trial is set to get underway on Monday in the cases challenging North Carolina’s election laws, nearly two years since state legislators passed and the governor signed what many have called the most... Read More
