Forget about "academic freedom," UNC-CH's Qur'an reading requirement was really about leftist control.
Forget about "academic freedom," UNC-CH's Qur'an reading requirement was really about leftist control.
Erskine Bowles uses demagoguery and misrepresentation in raising Social Security as a campaign issue.
M. Night Shyamalan’s "Signs" is the work of a master craftsman. His ability to create suspense out of the most innocuous situations and without reliance on heavy special effects, as is so common today in Hollywood, forces comparison to Alfred Hitchcock, the master of suspense. It is an indication of how masterly Shyamalan understands his craft.
New data from the Secretary of State's office suggests that North Carolina investors are looking to other states for places to risk their venture capital, suggesting that adverse tax and regulatory policies are hampering our state's entrepreneurial climate.
In upcoming congressional elections, North Carolina will weigh in on three core issues facing the country: Social Security, free trade, and the role of the U.S. in the world.
Hours and services will be restored to D.H. Hill Library on the campus of North Carolina State University, school officials have announced. Public pressure, student activism, work between library officials and the provost's office, and the state legislature's joint conference committee budget report all contributed to a restoration of library services, which will be effective Oct. 16.
There's been a lot of bad news lately for taxpayers, so it comes as a welcome sign that the House rebuffed a bill today that would offer generous tax breaks for tourism-related developments around the state.
The latest poll on the U.S. Senate race, from the legendary John Zogby, has Erskine Bowles much further behind Elizabeth Dole than other surveys have suggested. Zogby has a stellar record – and if he's right, it's way over.
The latest poll on the U.S. Senate race, from the legendary John Zogby, has Erskine Bowles much further behind Elizabeth Dole than other surveys have suggested. Zogby has a stellar record – and if he's right, it's way over.
Lawmakers don't seem to have noticed the incongruity in how they vote and what they say about state taxes and economic competitiveness. The result is a classic case of dramatic irony.
