Longing for a return to policy
As we near the general election finish line, and as the race continues to focus on the personalities, Americans would benefit by returning to policy debates.
In the 1800s, at the peak of NC's gold industry, as many as 600 gold mines operated throughout the state, making it the second largest industry in the state, after agriculture.
Most Americans haven’t fully digested the historic events of the past two months. Perhaps more such twists in the presidential race are coming.
NC can have excellent science instruction in its public K-12 schools — but only if it tosses out its current standards and makes sure the current standard-makers have nothing to do with crafting the replacement.
A 2019 state law dictates that an annual payment to the state from Smithfield Foods should support environmental enhancements in public schools.
Like the France of the Olympic opening ceremony, Harris wants to recreate herself anew, forgetting the inconvenient past in favor of the radical future.
Freedom is of great practical value. One lesson of history is that the more government suppresses it, the poorer and unhappier its citizens become.
The havoc wrought by just one broken blade in this New England offshore wind project should serve as a warning to North Carolina — especially considering our uniquely hurricane-prone waters.
If on-demand microtransit catches on across the country and replaces light rail and buses, North Carolina will have had a major role in the story.