Can Republicans and Democrats in NC work together on school choice? The answer will dictate what school choice looks like in the years ahead.
See if you can make some small progress today in correcting where you may have veered off course over the holidays.
Between 15% and 20% of NC’s likely voters in a general election and up to 10% in a midterm are swing voters, mostly going all in for one party or the other.
Canada’s prime minister, Mark Carney, gave a speech last week at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, that explains what most Americans have forgotten about what makes America so exceptional. Carney references a 1978 piece by Czech dissident Vaclav Havel wherein Havel explains the evolution of tacit compliance with socialist policies. The example he...
Many of us will spend much of this year celebrating one of history’s great success stories. Now nearly 250 years old, the Declaration of Independence paved the way for our great nation. The declaration’s anniversary should spark a renewed interest in American history. But those who seek knowledge about our heritage might not stop there....
Innovation and excellence can come from anywhere — from small, rural schools and from big, urban schools, and everywhere in between.
As several provisions of the reconciliation bill Congress passed last year come into effect, the North Carolina General Assembly may have to appropriate as much as $659 million a year to maintain the state’s participation in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), what used to be called Food Stamps. That’s a huge increase. Our state...
