Editorial by Fayetteville Observer, June 8, 2014. State senators are wisely reluctant to accept Gov. Pat McCrory's plan for cleaning up coal ash without some important changes. Spills and seepage from... Read More
Almost half of all African-American and Hispanic students in Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools attend schools that are more than 90 percent nonwhite, according to delayed 2013-14 school demographics. The... Read More
It was no doctored photo op when Gov. Pat McCrory stood beside physicians wearing their white coats on stairs brightened by the midday sun and leading out of the Executive Mansion. McCrory brought in... Read More
Despite all the talk of a “war on science” being waged by political conservatives and Republican politicians — to match their supposed wars on women, men, the young, and the old, no doubt... Read More
Editorial by Rocky Mount Telegram, June 7, 2014. Gov. Pat McCrory last week sought to breathe new life into his Medicaid overhaul plan that was rejected by the N.C. Senate. Flanked by about 30 doctors... Read More
by Andrew Curliss, News and Observer, June 7, 2014. The state Senate’s proposal to cut millions in funding for second- and third-grade teacher assistants is part of a plan from its leaders to... Read More
Editorial by News and Observer, June 7, 2014. The tea party subsidiary of the Republican Party has tossed wrenches into the orderly process of politics and government from near and far. From Alaska... Read More
Editorial by Greenville Daily Reflector, June 7, 2014. A budget plan approved by the state Senate is affecting local funding for schools before the House has even voted on the measure. Reactions from... Read More
Here’s some history on teacher assistants – and a hint about why Senate Republicans want to get rid of them: They’re Jim Hunt’s creation. In his first race for Governor in 1976, Hunt... Read More
Don’t look now but Governor Pat McCrory seems to be thinking about standing up to leaders of the General Assembly for a change. McCrory told a business group this week that the push by the House and... Read More
