You know you've come full circle in NC public policy when the solution to your problem is ... the Global TransPark.
Has the GOP become the party of big government? President Ronald Reagan said it best: "government is not the solution to our problem; government is the problem."
Give the Easley administration credit for consistency: it keeps making the same wrong argument for a state lottery in NC.
Freedom loses when a small group of people are able to control teacher training and teacher education programs.
Just since Tuesday night's New Hampshire returns, the Democratic presidential candidates have shifted their sights -- in ways that should clarify matters.
Critics of Republican redistricting plaintiffs say they should just accept the latest General Assembly districts since they will help the GOP. The truth is more complex.
John Kerry has now won both the Iowa and New Hampshire contests. Isn't that the end of the race? Not quite yet.
That's the question in many North Carolina communities: whether big construction projects should require a public referendum.
We'll know soon how the pivotal New Hampshire primary will turnout. Meanwhile, there's a big political story in NC.
The remaining Democratic candidates for president debated in New Hampshire Thursday night. Much was at stake, not that you could tell.
Have you been eating right? How much exercise do you get each week? Time to speak up, because privacy is no longer an excuse.
