Opinion
The dog days of school choice
Watching our daughters walk into school Monday, knowing it's a school and community we CHOSE for our kids, filled us with pride and hope. Even if it is the middle of July.
Opinion
Dispelling the myth of ‘greedflation’
If the most recent spell of inflation was incited by greed, it was not that of corporations. It was the greed of the government.
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Back to 3
Opinion
Growing states have enviable problems
If you think governing a fast-growing jurisdiction is a major headache, just try governing a stagnant jurisdiction. It’s a perpetual migraine.
Opinion
An urgent call to revitalize Winston-Salem’s declining corporate landscape
Winston-Salem’s potential for a comeback is immense, but it requires bold leadership, a clear vision, and a commitment to proactive economic development.
Opinion
Federal judge could thwart voter ID again
US District Judge Loretta Biggs could decide for a second time to block a photo identification requirement for North Carolina's elections.
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Co-Captain Trump
Opinion
RNC platform betrays pro-life base
The Republican Party of Lincoln and Reagan has always been the party protecting life. We have now crossed the threshold and have turned our backs on the unborn in the hopes of garnering a few more votes.
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Pray for our nation
Opinion
Shooting should shock the conscience
The attempted assassination of Donald Trump presents Americans with a momentous choice. In this moment, we can step back from the precipice of disaster.
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Poorly executed effort to reduce arrests directly led to Charlotte police shootings
Unable to compel Hughes to appear, the district attorney dismissed the charges with leave on April 18, 2024 — 11 days before the tragic shootings.
Opinion
One man’s terrorist…
Like many terms that have been stretched beyond all utility, a definition of terrorism that is more about ends than means only remains useful as a tool to slander opponents.
