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JLF’s Donald van der Vaart assesses the demise of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline
Dr. Donald van der Vaart, John Locke Foundation senior fellow,…
Beware those ignoring facts that contradict their historical narratives
The story of a 12th-century English king offers valuable lessons…
UNC President-elect Peter Hans’ performance-based pay could set national example, experts say
Incoming University of North Carolina System President Peter…
Can we get a mulligan?
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JLF’s Jon Guze analyzes court ruling opening N.C. bowling alleys
JLF’s Donald van der Vaart assesses the demise of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline
JLF experts analyze N.C. school reopening debate
Manhattan Institute’s Chris Pope discusses fixing private health insurance
JLF’s Jon Guze analyzes Forest v. Cooper lawsuit over COVID-19 executive orders
JLF’s Joseph Coletti analyzes N.C. transportation budget problems
JLF’s Jordan Roberts discusses COVID-19’s impact on N.C. health care finances
FGA’s Josh Archambault discusses barriers to health care innovation in North Carolina
JLF’s Mitch Kokai assesses President Trump’s return to campaign trail
JLF’s Becki Gray analyzes recent N.C. election poll results
Carolina Journal Radio No. 894: Recent events shine light on dubious history of N.C. barber regulations
The state of North Carolina requires more than 1,500 hours of training and a year of apprenticeship before a person…
Teachable moment
Choice should guide school reopening
North Carolinians have varying needs, perspectives, and tolerance for risk. We simply don’t agree on school reopening.
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JLF experts analyze N.C. school reopening debate
John Locke Foundation Vice President Donna Martinez and Chairman John Hood discuss the debate surrounding reopening N.C. public schools. Martinez…
Manhattan Institute’s Chris Pope discusses fixing private health insurance
Chris Pope, senior fellow at the Manhattan Institute, discusses his National Affairs article on “Fixing Private Health Insurance.” Pope offered…
Government edicts, lockdowns ignore power of personal responsibility
This coronavirus isn’t going anywhere. It has burrowed deep into our communities, our hospitals, our psyches. It won’t…
CJ politics week in review, June 29-July 2
Each week, staff at Carolina Journal looks back at the week in N.C. politics and chooses several interesting,…
Consequences
CJRadio
A weekly, one-hour newsmagazine on North Carolina, Carolina Journal Radio is hosted by Donna Martinez and Mitch Kokai and features a diverse mix of guests and topics. Education reform, tax policy, the state legislature, affirmative action, air pollution, freedom of the press and the courts – these are just a few of the subjects that Carolina Journal Radio has tackled since the program began production in 2003.
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Carolina Journal Radio No. 894: Recent events shine light on dubious history of N.C. barber regulations
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Carolina Journal Radio No. 893: Lawsuit highlights concerns about N.C. Medicaid contract
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Carolina Journal Radio No. 892: Reopened schools will continue to face COVID-19 challenges
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Carolina Journal Radio No. 891: COVID-19, protests affect N.C. election landscape
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Carolina Journal Radio No. 890: Carolina Rebound offers ideas for post-COVID-19 K-12 education
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Carolina Journal Radio No. 889: Carolina Rebound offers tax, spending recommendations
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Carolina Journal Radio No. 888: COVID-19 pandemic draws new attention to telemedicine
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Carolina Journal Radio No. 887: Remote learning presents challenge for N.C. schools, families
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Carolina Journal Radio No. 886: Better modeling could improve COVID-19 response
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Carolina Journal Radio No. 885: Debate continues about pace of N.C. reopening
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CJ Exclusives
Cooper signs Medicaid transformation bill, ending years of wrangling with legislature
Gov. Roy Cooper on Thursday signed a Medicaid transformation bill that ends years of wrangling with legislators over the issue. Transformation privatizes the management of the state’s Medicaid program. The state will pay five managed care companies $30 billion over five years to cover…
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Daily Journal
The great debate: To wear or not to wear?
It’s trite to say the country is divided. It’s a presidential election year and the racially charged protests over police conduct ended whatever fleeting moment of national unity there was in the age of coronavirus. Splits along racial, generational, and ideological lines run deep, and much ink…
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CJ Exclusives
Cooper delays school reopening announcement without saying why
Gov. Roy Cooper on Wednesday, July 1, was vague in explaining why he delayed an announcement about how and when schools will start classes. All 115 N.C. school districts were asked to create three reopening plans, ranging from most to least restrictive. Wednesday was the deadline…
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Choose wisely
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JLF’s Jon Guze analyzes Forest v. Cooper lawsuit over COVID-19 executive orders
Jon Guze, John Locke Foundation director of legal studies, discusses N.C. Lt. Gov. Dan Forest’s lawsuit against Gov. Roy Cooper regarding COVID-19 executive orders.
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Forest files lawsuit against Cooper, claiming abuse of emergency powers
Lt. Gov. Dan Forest has filed a lawsuit against Gov. Roy Cooper. The Republican Forest and the Democrat Cooper face each other in the 2020 gubernatorial election. From the filing: This action is about the rule of law. That the chief executive must follow the law is as old…
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