One provision in a state energy bill would block the governor from joining a group targeting greenhouse gas emissions.
The work of Fred Barnes should teach an indispensable lesson: opinion journalism isn’t primarily about the opinions. It’s about the journalism.
Even perfectly legal private decisions to cancel people for their political opinions will, over time, weaken the culture of free expression. We need that culture.
We must tell all activists, including those whose goals we may share, that no matter how much they may be frustrated by electoral or legislative outcomes, they have no right to take the law into their own hands.
We come to appreciate things we would never think to buy for ourselves, either because of sentimental value or because our gift-giver knew something we didn’t.
Attacking gift-giving is a good example of people knowing just enough about economics to get them into the woods but far from enough to lead them out again.
According to a recent independent survey of North Carolinians interested in politics and public policy, “NC SPIN” is the most-watched program of its kind in the state.
Theologian and social critic Richard John Neuhaus argued that democratic pluralism promoted peace and social justice much better than any Marxist dogma.
Broadcasting should make up only part of an active citizen’s news consumption — and, frankly, not the largest share of it.
I never wanted to settle anywhere but my home state. In late 1989, I was presented with an opportunity I couldn’t pass up.
Among the pagan-inspired customs of the Christmas season now appears to be the ritualistic burning of the straw man.
