The North Carolina senator hurt his presidential campaign by consistently failing to pay his taxes on time. But others are helping his campaign by their own actions.
Rapid growth in Medicaid spending has played a major role in North Carolina's recent budget woes. State politicians have a lot of excuses -- all lame.
Critics of George W. Bush have discovered the Gnostic truth at last: the president's name, rearranged, spells "He grew bogus." But what do the anagrams reveal about a certain columnist?
Can the pitiful denizens of UNC afford to make even a photocopy in these tough budget times? The tears stream down from Chapel Hill and form a (muddy) river.
The Division of Student Affairs at North Carolina State University will be "Celebrating Race and Ethnicity" this semester. Really. It has even developed a full slate of programs by which to celebrate these all-important nouns.
William Shakespeare’s literary works not only brim with shrewd social commentary but also offer profound insight into legal systems and our natural fascination with law, according to a legal scholar who is also vice president at the John Locke Foundation.
It is exceedingly strange that the Strates family has regained the North Carolina State Fair contract. But it's just for one year -- and it appears to be on the level.
Two events converged Wednesday to give North Carolinians a pretty clear sense of how state politics will probably unfold over the next year or so.
RALEIGH – Good public policy analysis means, as you’ve no doubt heard many times, comparing apples to apples and not apples to oranges.
The News & Observer of Raleigh has questioned the reporting of The Washington Times about Sen. John Edwards and exhibited some selective reporting about the NC congressional delegation. Not exactly "fair and balanced."
Localities aren't just hurting local taxpayers when they build expensive new playgrounds for pro-sports magnates. They also shift some of the cost to federal taxpayers.
