“Operation Warp Speed” sounds like one of those made-up superpowers from a cartoon, but the speed of the COVID-19 vaccine rollout is a reminder America is still on top. From an entrepreneurial and medical technology standpoint, the United States remains the gold standard. Yet, in many other ways for the nation, the cracks are in...
RALEIGH — N.C. NAACP President William Barber hinted a voter ID law would "rob the poor of their rights." Indiana Elections Division attorney Jerry Bonnet said the Hoosier State's law gave residents more confidence in the integrity of elections.
This week my usual education commentary seems to fade into insignificance. Like many of us, I continue to be saddened by Monday’s tragic shootings at Virginia Tech. As the mother of a college senior, I am especially shaken by these events, recognizing that my son’s university could just as easily have been attacked.
RALEIGH — Welcome to Carolina Journal Online’s Friday Interview. Today, Carolina Journal Radio’s Donna Martinez interviews Jennifer Rudinger, executive director of the NC Chapter of the Americans for Civil Liberties. Rudinger explains the ACLU's lawsuit against the state to allow religious texts, other than the Bible, to be used by witnesses swearing oaths in the state's courts. The interview aired on Carolina Journal Radio (click here to find the station near you).
To students of the Bible, it is preposterous to charge that Mel Gibson's film The Passion of the Christ is anti-Semitic.
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