Since the North Carolina legislature has hiked the price of insurance through mandated benefits, they deserve some blame.
RALEIGH -- Recently, the North Carolina Supreme Court handed gun rights advocates a major victory. Under the North Carolina Constitution, a state statute prohibiting all felons from owning firearms was declared unconstitutional as it applied to a Garner man who was convicted of a nonviolent felony.
North Carolinians have plenty of good reasons to be skeptical that the benefits of setting up an expensive new student-testing program will exceed the costs.
It’s not too early to gauge the possible competitiveness of Sen. Richard Burr’s reelection bid next year.
Self-styled “immigration reformers” are doing themselves and their cause tremendous harm by continuing to insist on indefensible ideas.
The N.C. Supreme Court strikes a blow against an overly broad law.
RALEIGH -- Newly released data from the National Center for Education Statistics indicate we have made some notable strides toward racial parity, nationally and in selected states. However, we have miles still to go, especially in North Carolina.
RALEIGH -- How might our modern-day, national politicians fare debating our Founding Fathers? To be honest, I cannot imagine many contemporary political figures — Republican or Democrat — matching wits with most Federalists or Anti-Federalists.
North Carolina has lagged the rest of the Southeast and often the rest of the country on a variety of key indicators.
North Carolina conservatives can’t afford just to stay mad on the sidelines. It’s time to turn anger into action. There are a number of ways you can do that.
While I don’t understand why ALE agents were issued the rifles in question, I don’t think that’s the main problem. We shouldn’t have ALE agents at all.
