No Cynic on the Clinic

States that more rapidly adopted new drugs and new diagnostic imaging techniques had bigger gains in life expectancy that did slow-adoption states.

Destroying the economy

Some Historical Scholarship Can Tell Us More About the Present Than the Past

The story of a North Carolina slave reveals some historians’ religious biases.

North Carolina Stimulus Spending Grew Government

RALEIGH -- Almost none of North Carolina's money was used to create jobs, improve infrastructure, or help small businesses; instead, it increased social programs, entitlement payouts, and government. Of the $6.1 billion, $1.4 billion patched holes in the state budget created by years of overspending by liberal lawmakers.

Homeland security

Anatomy of a Phony Flap

By all means, argue with Walter Williams or other people with whom you may disagree. But do so knowingly.