Headline hanky panky
Headlines don't always reflect what's in a news story.
Headlines don't always reflect what's in a news story.
RALEIGH -- Increasingly sophisticated technologies and rapidly evolving media platforms have fueled an epic surge in children's media use. So influential is media in kids' lives, the resource group Common Sense Media has dubbed it "the other parent."…
Raleigh, N.C. – The Supreme Court recently cleared the way for unions, corporations and other organizations to spend unlimited amounts of money to influence political campaigns. However, North Carolina now may have to change state laws to conform to the Supreme Court’s ruling. The confusion could keep otherwise poltically active…
The juxtaposition of stories on abortion and fetal homicide show the mainstream media doesn't see a connection.
Rick Henderson, managing editor of Carolina Journal, discusses revelations that former Gov. Mike Easley used a secret e-mail account to conduct state business. Henderson offered these comments for a Feb. 3, 2010, report on ABC11 (WTVD).
Raleigh, NC – A federal judge released former Governor Mike Easley’s assistant, Ruffin Poole, on a $50,000 bond Thursday. Poole was indicted last week on 51 charges related to suspected corruption in the governor’s office.
Mainstream media never seems to notice outrageous comments and hate speech coming from the left.
Former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich spoke during The John Locke Foundation’s 20th Anniversary Dinner Wednesday January, 13th. He acknowledged the possibility of running for president in 2012. People at the dinner were excited to celebrate the foundation’s anniversary and speculate on Gingrich’s possible candidacy.
The John Locke Foundation celebrated its 20th anniversary with a dinner Jan. 13, 2010, in Cary. Former U.S. House Speaker Newt Gingrich delivered the featured remarks. JLF President John Hood and Senior Fellow Marc Rotterman discussed the foundation’s history. Hood also presented awards to John and William Hammer of The…
The Washington press corps is showing signs of getting over its Obama swoon.