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NCGOP says forcing testimony in political lawsuit would chill speech
State party executive director Woodhouse and several candidates fear exposure of confidential conversations in what Woodhouse called 'fishing expedition'
CJ Exclusives
Von Spakovsky: State officials should insist on integrity of voting records
Election law expert says public should push lawmakers to act on measures that clean rolls of ineligible voters
JLF’s Mitch Kokai discusses the race for U.S. House speaker
Mitch Kokai, John Locke Foundation senior political analyst, discusses the…
JLF’s John Hood probes link between school spending, academic results
John Locke Foundation Chairman John Hood answers host Tom Campbell’s…
Carolina Journal’s Lindsay Marchello discusses N.C. school nurses, psychologists
Lindsay Marchello, Carolina Journal associate editor, discusses a recent N.C.
Special Needs Education Savings Account in high demand
North Carolina’s Special Needs Education Savings Account has…
CJTV
Interviews with newsmakers, policy experts, and CJ staffers on the issues you need to know.
JLF’s Mitch Kokai discusses the race for U.S. House speaker
JLF’s John Hood probes link between school spending, academic results
Carolina Journal’s Lindsay Marchello discusses N.C. school nurses, psychologists
N.C. State’s Andrew Taylor assesses Donald Trump’s ‘disruptive’ presidency
N.C. State’s Julie Mell rebuts myths about medieval Jewish moneylenders
Lifting regulatory barriers to help improve water infrastructure
Carolina Journal’s Rick Henderson discusses military concerns about Amazon Wind Farm
JLF’s Mitch Kokai discusses Gov. Cooper’s latest courtroom losses
JLF’s John Hood discusses N.C. General Assembly’s approach to fight with Cooper
JLF’s Terry Stoops discusses N.C. lawmakers’ school safety concerns
Partisan elections shouldn’t lead to a partisan judiciary
“Politics have no place in our court system in North Carolina or any place else. Fairness deserves better than that,…
Wait, those are my options?
School leaders are more concerned about screen use at home than in schools
Educators are more concerned about how much time students spend on social media at home as compared to…
N.C. State’s Andrew Taylor assesses Donald Trump’s ‘disruptive’ presidency
Dr. Andrew Taylor, professor of political science at N.C. State University, discusses the first year of Donald Trump’s “disruptive” presidency.
Sessions renews fight against opioids amid skepticism
RALEIGH — It’s time to get aggressive in the fight against opioid addiction, said U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions…
Outsmarting yourself
How facts and values divide us
Opinion polls and everyday experience confirm that most North Carolinians, like most Americans, are dissatisfied with the way we practice…
School safety working group highlights school resource officers
The need to train school resource officers more intensively was a recurring theme during a meeting of the…
Incumbent Burr faces pharmacist Sasser in House 67 GOP primary
Republican primary, House District 67: Cabarrus and Stanly counties. Justin Burr (incumbent, five terms). Education: Stanly Community College, Campbell University…
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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Military raises concerns about eastern N.C. Amazon Wind Farm
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N.C. State professor highlights myth of medieval Jewish moneylenders
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Taking stock of the ‘disruptive presidency’
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New legislative session will feature debate about school safety, funding formulas
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Carolina Journal Radio No. 778: General Assembly to tackle important education issues in May
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Poll offers skewed view of public attitudes on hot-button education issues
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Historic gun-rights ruling loses legal force in much of United States
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Civil-asset forfeiture abuse threatens private property rights
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N.C. benefits from pro-growth policies
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Carolina Journal Radio No. 777: Pro-growth policies yield dividends for North Carolina
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N.C. State’s Julie Mell rebuts myths about medieval Jewish moneylenders
Dr. Julie Mell, associate professor of history at N.C. State University, discusses themes from her book The Myth of the Medieval Jewish Moneylender. Mell offered these comments during an interview for Carolina Journal Radio.
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CJ Exclusives
UNC-Chapel Hill faculty gives free speech a boost
CHAPEL HILL — Faculty leaders at the University of North Carolina’s flagship campus recently signed a resolution supporting First Amendment rights — a move that’s positive but may have little impact on actual policy, said Laura Beltz, a spokeswoman for the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education.
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Two certain things
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Daily Journal
State Supreme Court can join or avoid political fight
Gov. Roy Cooper is appealing courtroom defeats involving school vouchers, judicial appointments, and control over state money.
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Quick Takes
Legislators hammer Cooper official over slow pace of Matthew relief
Nick Burk, assistant director of the N.C. Emergency Management Division’s Resiliency Section, faced a barrage of questions from representatives frustrated over the slow rollout of disaster relief for Hurricane Matthew. The representative of Gov. Roy Cooper’s administration presented at the Monday,…
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Lifting regulatory barriers to help improve water infrastructure
Aging water infrastructure is crumbling in North Carolina and throughout the United States. As old pipes face replacement in the years ahead, some advocates hope the N.C. General Assembly will step in to prevent local governments from setting overly strict standards. The concern: Local governments are limiting the types of…
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Quick Takes
N.C. Supreme Court asked to decide whether county or state controls school spending decisions
The N.C. Supreme Court on Monday heard another round of arguments over school funding — this time whether county commissioners or General Assembly lawmakers are responsible for guaranteeing sufficient spending. In Silver et al. v. Halifax County Board of Commissioners,…