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NC Christmas Towns: Fayetteville features a magical holiday roundup
Fayetteville has a lineup of Christmas festivities promising fun for old and young.
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Ratification Day: NC became 12th state in the Union on Nov. 21, 1789
Exactly 235 years ago, on November 21, 1789, North Carolina ratified the Constitution to become the twelfth state in the Union.
Opinion
Triumph of the unknown ideal: The real story of Thanksgiving
William Bradford and other colony leaders abandoned the system of socialism that had destined them to suffer and instead began to implement a system of private property.
Opinion
Trump should say hello to Cleveland’s presidential approach
The second man to return to the White House after losing a re-election bid could learn valuable lessons from the first.
Opinion
With malice towards none: on loving your political enemies
Before you bask in the pain of your political rivals, cut off your family and friends, or blame entire people groups, consider Lincoln's counsel.
Opinion
MSNBC’s use of Nazi imagery is a dangerous step in political coverage
When every controversial political event is linked to such horrors, the gravity of those historical events erodes. History's darkest chapters should be handled with reverence, not casually wielded in political rhetoric.
Opinion
A republic, if you can keep it: A call for Christian civic participation
When people of faith abandon the civic arena and abdicate our God-given role in society, our influence is lost and the culture decays.
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The John Locke Foundation presents: ‘A Letter to the King’
October 25 marks the anniversary of the Edenton Tea Party of 1774, a historical event crucial to American history, without which there might not have been a Declaration of Independence. In celebration of this anniversary, the John Locke Foundation will release its newest production, “A Letter to the King,” on October 30. This docudrama will...
Opinion
When Carolina ladies made history
Americans insisted the power to tax lay with their own legislatures. Allowing faraway politicians to fund royal governors would make them vassals, not citizens.
Opinion
Robert Doughton’s big government legacy lives on from NC to DC
Doughton’s destructive policies impacted North Carolina and the country at large in the so-called “Progressive Era.”
Opinion
Honoring the patriotic women of NC’s Edenton Tea Party 250 years later
On Oct. 25, 1774 (250 years ago this month), 51 ladies in Edenton signed a statement supporting their husbands’ boycotts of tea and other British products.Their “tea party” is one of the first overt political activities by women in the 13 colonies.
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Movie Review: Vindicating Trump
A review of Dinesh D'Souza's Vindicating Trump.
