Reform would boost N.C. incomes
A new study projects that federal tax reform would lead to more than 29,000 net new jobs in North Carolina as well as an average income gain of about $2,400 for a middle-income family.
Approaching fast
Supreme Court decisions defy simplistic partisan spin
This year's record doesn't reveal much partisanship on the N.C. Supreme Court.
Grounded
Carolina needs civil, curious leaders
To engage with others more constructively is not to surrender your position or show weakness. It is a sign of confidence and strength.
Terror truck
Elections/ethics board ruling could be bad news for governor
Earlier this week, a three-judge state Superior Court panel delivered what may be a body blow to part of Gov. Roy Cooper’s goal of reclaiming power from the Republican-dominated General Assembly. The state Supreme Court soon may bring a haymaker — while staying faithful to its constitutional duties as an impartial arbiter of the proper...
Swamp thing
Meeting educational needs of military families
EdChoice recently published “Surveying the Military: What America’s Servicemembers, Veterans, and Their Spouses Think About K–12 Education and the Profession.” Researchers Paul DiPerna, Lindsey Burke, and Anne Ryland conducted a national survey of military households to assess their views on school-choice options, district schools, and careers in the military. Their goal was to gain insight into a segment of the population that...
Fish story? Big one got away?
Community college delivers real value
One recent study estimated that 28 percent of holders of associate degrees have higher incomes than the median income of those with bachelor’s degrees.
