A lawsuit from North Carolina state government retirees could cost the State Health Plan more than $3 billion if plaintiffs are successful, the plan's lawyers warned Tuesday.
During the pandemic, we understood the shock. We expected disruption. What’s happening now is quieter and more unsettling.
“The European Union’s response confirms that tariff threats are no longer abstract — they are beginning to shape real economic behavior,” said Donald Bryson, CEO of John Locke Foundation.
Genentech, a member of the Roche Group, announced Tuesday that it plans to more than double its investment in the company’s first East Coast manufacturing facility in Holly Springs.
Two sets of plaintiffs who challenged North Carolina’s new congressional map in federal court have dropped their lawsuits.
FBI captures Alejandro “Alex” Rosales Castillo, wanted in connection with a 2016 Charlotte-area murder, after nine years on the run in Mexico.
SCiLL's goal is to become a world-class civics school, addressing national concerns about declining civic knowledge, historical literacy, and civil discourse.
This year’s anniversary of the signing of the US Declaration of Independence begins a host of notable semiquincentennials commemorating the nation’s inception. After all, it would be 11 years from 1776 until the Constitution was ratified to make the United States a bona-fide country. In North Carolina, one of the major dates will be March...
Mitch Kokai, John Locke Foundation senior political analyst, discusses North Carolina’s health care funding challenges linked to the federal One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Kokai offered these comments during the Jan. 16, 2026, edition of PBS North Carolina’s “State Lines.”
A federal judge will not issue an injunction blocking local election districts the North Carolina General Assembly created for Watauga County.
Jeff Moore, John Locke Foundation vice president of communications, discusses factors leading to a tax and budget impasse among North Carolina’s legislative leaders. Moore offered these comments during the Jan. 9, 2026, edition of PBS North Carolina’s “State Lines.”
A new report out this week estimates that tariffs could result in nearly $700 million in losses to North Carolina’s agricultural sector, underscoring the vulnerability of the state’s largest industry to retaliatory trade policies.
In this special episode of The Debrief, John Locke Foundation CEO Donald Bryson sits down with Carolina Journal editor Donna King to explore a bold chapter in North Carolina’s revolutionary history: the Edenton Tea Party. They discuss the significance of this early act of political protest and its impact on the American Revolution. For more...
NC’s federal delegation should resist policy changes that would reduce consumer choice or slow financial innovation regarding stablecoins.
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Two sets of plaintiffs who challenged North Carolina’s new congressional map in federal court have dropped their lawsuits.
FBI captures Alejandro “Alex” Rosales Castillo, wanted in connection with a 2016 Charlotte-area murder, after nine years on the run in Mexico.
A federal judge will not issue an injunction blocking local election districts the North Carolina General Assembly created for Watauga County.
Former US Sen. Kyrsten Sinema of Arizona faces a lawsuit in North Carolina filed by a woman who claims Sinema broke up her marriage.
