Opinion
We‘re Already Over the Fiscal Cliff
Those who want to see the tax rate on dividends rise from 15 percent to 43 percent actually think it would be good for us to lose our precarious hold and plummet.
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Lincoln was wrong
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We’re No. 26! We’re No. 26!
The federal government offers enlightening new data about public school graduation rates across the country.
Opinion
CJ Editorial: Elections and Losing With Dignity
Liberal activists want to set in motion a process that would let any deep-pocketed donor silence state judges.
Opinion
Conservative Principles and Incremental Change
Conservatism is not dead, but many of its advocates misunderstand it and do it a disservice.
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Following the yellow brick road
Opinion
For Public-Affairs Journalism
The mainstream news media actually have a greater audience than ever before in their history. The problem isn’t drawing eyeballs. It’s drawing revenue.
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Then and now
Opinion
A Victory Against Unwarranted Regulation
A ruling from the U.S. Court of Appeals means Louisiana monks won't face the prospect of prison sentences for selling caskets.
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Cyber Monday
Opinion
Weird Governance for Education
Here we are, well into the 21st century, with a set of governance policies for North Carolina education that confuse the public and confound effective management.
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