Like heroes in Lord of the Rings, America could find herself with fewer allies in war against dark forces of Islamic terrorism warns John Hood.
John Hood discusses his uneasiness at substitution of fluff for television news reporting.
John Hood points out unintentional hilarity in supporters of the economic absurdity of milk price support programs.
N.C. Budget & Tax Center Director Dan Gerlach joins the Easley administration, prompting John Hood to compare state government to a three-ring circus.
Robin Hayes' 8th congressional district became more Democratic in the redistricting morass the state's Democrat leadership dragged us through, but no big-names Dems have jumped into the race.
The face of racial preferences, under the misnomer “affirmative action,” is changing in several places nationwide.
Rumors swirl that Easley's job is not what he expected, and he might not run for re-election.
Two government programs that show signs of achieving their objectives.
A report by the American Council of Trustees and Alumni has the establishment-left wing of academe up in arms. "Defending Civilization: How Our Universities Are Failing America and What Can Be Done About It" builds on the fact that "academe is the only sector of American society that is distinctly divided in its response" to the terrorist attacks on America to reiterate (not to mention, underscore) the organization's call for trustees, donors and alumni to seek change in their institutions of higher education.
Leftist-radical-turned-conservative-activist David Horowitz will be speaking in Raleigh and at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on Wednesday, Nov. 28. Horowitz, president of the Center for the Study of Popular Culture, has been sharply critical of leftists in higher education prior to and following Sept. 11, and he has been especially critical of UNC-CH.
As America's war on terrorists abroad continues successfully, a former head of a domestic terrorist organization spoke at Duke University to an apparently receptive crowd.
