It's an election year, one in which education is likely to be a key issue. So get ready for a renewed debate about parental choice in education, particularly charter schools.
The John Locke Foundation celebrates the 60th anniversary of The Road to Serfdom on the evil economics of socialism.
A new organization has formed in North Carolina to fight for open government and to ensure that public-records and open-meetings laws are enforced. Thank goodness.
For understandable reasons, North Carolina's competitive races for governor and U.S. Senate have commanded the most attention this year. But other 2004 races bear watching.
The issue of licensing drivers in NC hit the headlines again this week. To sort out the pros and cons requires coming to terms with what licenses really represent.
The controversy swirling around former legislator Frank Ballance's tax-funded nonprofit isn't an isolated case, as a new case involving Rep. Thomas Wright demonstrates.
The global-warming issue was already more complicated than many activists and politicians were willing to admit. Now a new study introduces another possibility to ponder.
Voucher programs encourage dependency and discourage personal responsibility and initiative. It's time to rethink them - housing vouchers, that is.
Government conducts two surveys of the job market; sometimes they conflict with one another.
Hilariously, some leftists are discovering — too late — that there was a slippery slope with bean-counting for diversity.
A proposal to build truck-only toll lanes along major U.S. highways wouldn't affect North Carolina directly -- but state motorists might well cheer its adoption.
