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UNC business professor describes impact of progressive policies on the poor
Progressives tend to tout the benefits their policies will have…
National group misses mark by linking lagging N.C. math scores to dropping Common Core
From Carolina Journal Radio Program No. 801: A national…
Legislative committee to investigate Atlantic Coast Pipeline fund
From Carolina Journal Radio Program No. 801: The N.C.
Economic historian challenges flawed accounts of school voucher history
From Carolina Journal Radio Program No. 801: Critics of…
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UNC business professor describes impact of progressive policies on the poor
JLF’s Terry Stoops discusses Common Core and N.C. math scores
JLF’s Mitch Kokai discusses latest developments in the Kavanaugh Supreme Court nomination
JLF’s John Hood discusses N.C. response to Hurricane Florence
Carolina Journal’s Rick Henderson discusses court fights over gerrymandering
Carolina Journal’s Rick Henderson discusses new group assessing N.C. Atlantic Coast Pipeline fund
JLF’s Mitch Kokai discusses former President Obama’s campaign-style speeches
JLF experts analyze dispute between elected, appointed N.C. education leaders
JLF’s Terry Stoops assesses disappointing N.C. school statistics
Martin Center’s Shannon Watkins discusses debate over campus monuments
N.C. ballots set after flurry of legal challenges
From Carolina Journal Radio Program No. 801: With legal battles over congressional redistricting and state constitutional amendments resolved —…
Carolina Journal Radio No. 801: Ballot set with N.C. election lawsuits resolved for now
With legal battles over congressional redistricting and state constitutional amendments resolved — for now — North Carolina’s election ballot is…
JLF’s Terry Stoops discusses Common Core and N.C. math scores
Dr. Terry Stoops, John Locke Foundation vice president for research and director of education studies, discusses Common Core’s impact on…
Don’t make this complicated
New polls offer conflicting signals
Even if the statewide vote for General Assembly ends up closely divided, Democrats may well pick up seats in places…
JLF’s Mitch Kokai discusses latest developments in the Kavanaugh Supreme Court nomination
Mitch Kokai, John Locke Foundation senior political analyst, discusses the latest developments in the U.S. Supreme Court nomination of Appeals…
JLF’s John Hood discusses N.C. response to Hurricane Florence
John Locke Foundation Chairman John Hood answers host Tom Campbell’s question about North Carolina’s response to Hurricane Florence. This exchange…
NCGA leaders ask Cooper to move up special session
Victims of Hurricane Florence can’t wait until Oct. 9, legislative leaders say. In a letter sent Friday, Sept. 21,…
Carolina Journal’s Rick Henderson discusses court fights over gerrymandering
Rick Henderson, Carolina Journal editor-in-chief, discusses ongoing court battles involving gerrymandering. Henderson offered these comments during an interview with Donna…
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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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National group misses mark by linking lagging N.C. math scores to dropping Common Core
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Legislative committee to investigate Atlantic Coast Pipeline fund
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Economic historian challenges flawed accounts of school voucher history
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N.C. ballots set after flurry of legal challenges
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Carolina Journal Radio No. 801: Ballot set with N.C. election lawsuits resolved for now
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New group to investigate controversial Atlantic Coast Pipeline fund
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UNC-Chapel Hill ordered to develop plan for Silent Sam by November
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New data tell story of N.C. educational progress, continuing challenges
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Carolina Journal Radio highlights top interviews from past 15 years
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Carolina Journal Radio celebrates episode No. 800
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Daily Journal
The politicians will leave, but the strong people of N.C. will remain to recover, rebuild
Union Point Park in New Bern was mostly underwater, barely recognizable. An extension of the Neuse and Trent rivers. But, watching on TV, we could tell it was — will again be — a park. Some benches were only half submerged, a few wooden slats…
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Quick Takes
Report gives N.C. public universities high marks for protecting free speech
North Carolina universities have drastically improved First Amendment protections since 2010, a new report says. Public and private institutions across the state were graded poorly on free speech rights less than a decade ago, show data collected by the Foundation for…
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Quick Takes
Civitas Poll shows Republicans continue to trail Democratic candidates on ballots
Brock McCleary, president of Harper Polling, said Republicans should be worried about the recent Civitas Institute poll, which shows Democratic candidates in the lead. “I think it’s further evidence that the 2018 midterms are setting…
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CJ Exclusives
Special session for Florence relief may be needed, lawmakers say
UPDATE: Gov. Roy Cooper has called for the General Assembly to reconvene Oct. 9 in Raleigh for a special session tied to hurricane relief. The General Assembly could convene a special session to allocate Hurricane Florence recovery money from the state’s rainy day fund, although some money is…
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Daily Journal
Trump-Steyer contest a microcosm of American politics
The call to impeach President Trump is verging on clamor among Democrats. Tom Steyer, a California billionaire, has one of the loudest voices. He takes this all personally. Steyer stars in ads for his “Need to Impeach” group calling the president a criminal. Characteristically, the president has tweeted his…
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CJ Exclusives
Florence revealed need for better community college emergency planning, Hans says
The N.C. Community College System should take notes during the aftermath of Hurricane Florence and make better emergency plans for future natural disasters, system President Peter Hans says. While the University of North Carolina System kicked into emergency mode at the storm’s onset last week,…