We’ve all that had that moment when we see a television commercial for a for-profit college, like the University of Phoenix or ITT Technical Institute, and suddenly we’re overcome by a feeling... Read More
Governor Pat McCrory is busy giving year-end interviews to local television stations, talking about what his administration accomplished in 2014 and what his priorities are for next year. There have... Read More
I'd like to add a few different thoughts to Brian Balfour's blogpost on the BOG Review. First let's recognize that recent press accounts tell us the Board of Governors review of UNC Centers and... Read More
Editorial by News and Observer, December 11, 2014. U.S. Sen. Richard Burr's response to the report on CIA torture is an embarrassment to the state that once proudly claimed Sam Ervin as a senator who... Read More
Cities and towns could ask state legislators for a special sales tax within municipal boundaries to make up for $62 million in lost privilege tax revenues. The legislature earlier this year repealed... Read More
by Jane Stancill, News and Observer, December 11, 2014. In a debate that at times veered into testy ideological exchange, UNC-Chapel Hill center directors mounted a vigorous justification of their... Read More
Editorial by Rocky Mount Telegram, December 10, 2014. Here’s a scary thought experiment: How many communities in the country do you think hold a favorable view of the cost of their utilities? Our... Read More
Editorial by Asheville Citizen-Times, December 10, 2014. The draft State Transportation Improvement Program allocates about $15 billion through 2025 on more than 550 road, aviation and public transit... Read More
New fact sheet: “The Affordable Care Act is working in North Carolina” [Editor’s note: Health policy experts at the Washington, DC-based Center for American Progress released the following... Read More
Ben Bradlee of the Washington Post used to say: “I come in every day with an empty bucket, and somebody fills it up.” Some days I come in with an empty blog, but TAPsters (readers, commentators... Read More
