Opinion
Why Don’t the Media Investigate Terrorists?
Rather than hindering the U.S. war effort, the media should investigate terrorists' infiltration of our homeland.
Opinion
Home Is Where The Dart Is
Should we care where legislators and candidates sleep at night? A modest proposal to end candidate-residency wars and some gerrymandering abuses.
Opinion
No. 903: Bailey’s Conservative Manifesto Helped Stymie FDR’s New Deal
U.S. Sen. Josiah Bailey of North Carolina (1930-1936) considered FDR's New Deal program harmful to the nation.
Opinion
No. 904: Carolina Corruption: Politicians Giving Us the Devil
Tar Heel accomplishments can't overcome the damage done by the state's widespread political corruption.
Opinion
Lindalyn’s Journal
In 1955, Nobel Laureate and economist Milton Friedman launched the school choice movement with his progressive views on government and education in the book, Economics and the Public Interest. Challenging widely-held ideas about public education, Friedman proposed allowing students to attend private schools at public expense.
Opinion
North Carolina’s Manifesto Helped Stymie New Deal
U.S. Sen. Josiah Bailey of North Carolina (1930-1936) considered FDR's New Deal program harmful to the nation.
Opinion
Corruption Forms Storm Clouds Over NC
Tar Heel accomplishments can't overcome the damage done by the state's widespread political corruption.
Opinion
Hot Enough for You?
Tuesday was a hot one in NC’s capital city — and yet it wasn’t as hot as predicted. Figuratively speaking, some legislators are hoping the same thing.
Opinion
Evaluating charter schools
PHOENIX, AZ — This paper, published by the Alliance For School Choice, investigates the quality of charter schools in Texas in terms of mathematics and reading achievement. Charter and public schools show similar achievement levels.
Opinion
The Immigration Integration
Close readers of the John Locke Foundation’s articles and research reports may have spotted a common theme of recent work: illegal immigration.
Opinion
Playing ‘Treasure Hunters’ in Public Policy
For those interested in North Carolina politics and public policy, there is a far easier version of the TV game “Treasure Hunters” available now in the comfort of your own home.
Opinion
A Primer on Power
Recent legislative action offers some clues for people seeking power.
