The problem with passwords
Editorial by Burlington Times-News, May 19, 2015. How many passwords is too many? For most of us, it’s more than one. Today, though, that’s just about everybody. According to Microsoft research... Read More
NC Spin Articles
For voting rights, a blockbuster summer ahead
Just as the U.S. Supreme Court wraps up its term with decisions in several high-profile cases expected in late June, state and federal courts here will be gearing up for what promises to be a long hot... Read More
Fennebresque on the fault line
John Fennebresque is the political equivalent of Nepal. He sits squarely astride the two giant, grinding tectonic plates of North Carolina’s political world as he leads the UNC Board of Governors... Read More
The telling attacks on the inadequate state budget
Listening to the folks on the Right railing against the House budget proposal this week you’d think that the spending plan was an updated state version of the New Deal, chocked full of new... Read More
More than 1 million likely to hit road this Memorial Day weekend
Editorial by Rocky Mount Telegram, May 20, 2015. Going somewhere this Memorial Day holiday weekend? Better buckle up and pay attention – you certainly won’t be alone. Traffic experts say this... Read More
The politics of road building
Editorial by Greenville Daily Reflector, May 20, 2015 The Greenville-Pitt County Chamber of commerce’s monthly Power Lunch on Tuesday focused on state highway funding with encouraging project... Read More
Civitas board chair Luddy to withhold $25k donation, cites liberal spending
The following email was sent from Civitas Institute Board Chair Bob Luddy to House Republican Caucus members expressing his opinion of the "Liberal House spending plan": Subject: House Budget, Major... Read More
House to vote on budget today
Good morning and welcome to Today @NCCapitol for Thursday, May 21. Here's what's going on at the General Assembly and around state government. HOUSE: Members of the state House will debate their... Read More
Debate intensifies over role of charity care in CON discussion
North Carolina hospitals argue that dismantling regulations in the state’s certificate of need laws would impair their ability to treat indigent patients. A research scholar at George Mason... Read More
