Don’t Let Technicality Block Eugenics Compensation
It would be a shame — not to mention shabby and inexplicably petty — to deny the clear intent of the state’s eugenics program through an overly rigid interpretation of the compensation statute.
Don’t expect North Carolina’s early-voting reforms and other changes to have a decisive effect on the 2014 elections.
Seven counties seek quarter-cent rate hikes on the November ballot. Most promise to use additional money for education.
Growing research evidence shows the devastating effect of sleeplessness on adolescents.
The major party candidates for Senate have done little to inform voters what they hope to accomplish in Washington over the next six years.
Additional progress will have to come largely from productivity gains, not from simply spending tomorrow’s money on yesterday’s terms.
Quirks in the Affordable Care Act’s design lead to unintended consequences for the elderly, blind, and disabled.