Will April 2 be a day remembered for liberation or recession? I cannot think of a single thing from which these tariffs will liberate us.
On Wednesday, the US Senate confirmed former Republican North Carolina Rep. Dan Bishop as deputy White House budget director in the US Office of Management and Budget (OMB).
The Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs Committee held a confirmation hearing Tuesday morning for former Republican North Carolina Rep. Dan Bishop, the nominee for deputy White House budget director in the US Office of Management and Budget (OMB).
The United States, including North Carolina, is facing a growing number of serious issues due to the millions of illegal immigrants that have come into the country since President Joe Biden took office, and experts say the problems are likely to get a lot worse.
Last weekend while scrolling through the wasteland that is my Twitter feed, I stumbled upon a post that got my immediate attention. This tweet, from one of the various film-obsessed anonymous accounts I follow, mentioned a “QAnon movie” recently released in theaters nationwide. The QAnon movement, for those who aren’t familiar, is associated with hardcore...
Yuri Lopez was orphaned at the age of two and spent her childhood shifting between 14 orphanages in Honduras. But her life was transformed one Christmas when she received a shoebox filled with gifts from the North Carolina-based international Christian ministry Samaritan’s Purse. That’s when she “experienced hope for the very first time.” “Everything in...
RALEIGH — North Carolina economic development officials continue to tout overseas trade as an avenue to lift the state from its economic doldrums. But some business owners and elected officials believe federal policy has become an impediment to the growth of exports in manufacturing.
GREENSBORO — A recent Heritage Foundation report says North Carolina’s congressional delegation “seems to be rejecting” the state’s “long and honorable record of support for open markets,” much to the detriment of the many thousands of constituents who owe their jobs to free trade.
RALEIGH — Behind the ideological debate over tactics, there are questions over not only the impact of policies at the federal level versus state-based initiatives, but also the role of government in job creation generally.
RALEIGH — American voters have elected a Democratic president who will work with larger Democratic majorities in the U.S. House and Senate in 2009. John Gizzi, who has covered Washington politics for Human Events since 1979, recently discussed the likely political and policy implications with Mitch Kokai for Carolina Journal Radio.
We’ve let tunnel vision and the labor-union mentality of the North Carolina Association of Educators stand in the way of progress long enough.
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