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Census delays affect 2022 U.S. House campaigns
Mica Soellner reports for the Washington Examiner about one political consequence tied to the delayed release of new U.S. census data. A key factor in who wins the House majority,…
Liberty
A new citizen reflects on being an American
Yuichiro Kakutani of the Washington Free Beacon took his oath of allegiance Wednesday as a new citizen of the United States. For the vast majority of the people in the…
Law & Public Safety
Congress shirks in-person duties
Mike Gallagher writes at National Review Online that Congress is refusing to do its job properly. Emergency powers, we are always told, will be reserved only for emergencies. During earlier…
Budget, Taxation & Economy
China’s end game explored
Manyin Li writes for National Review Online about communist China’s geopolitical objectives. The hope of U.S. engagement policy was to invite China into an international community based on free trade…
Health Care
New Carolina Journal Online features
Julie Havlak reports for Carolina Journal Online on the dubious history of certificate-of-need restrictions in North Carolina. The latest CJ Opinion suggests a new voting option for state lawmakers who…
Education
Why does NCAE/Institute for Social Transformation event ask if participants “have Jewish heritage”?
On March 23, the NC Association of Educators (NCAE) will partner with Luna Jimenez Institute for Social Transformation for a professional development session titled, GETTING LISTENED TO: A Practice to…
Education
Union County teacher fights for school calendar flexibility
Kudos to Michael Hicks of Union County Public Schools for his petition supporting school calendar flexibility. This year, our county, Union County Public Schools, adopted a schedule where children came…
Budget, Taxation & Economy
Women should be capitalism’s loudest advocates
Capitalism has been a net good for women, but you wouldn’t know it if you did a quick Google search of women and capitalism. Many of the top results, aside from…
Research Brief
Education
One Governor Is Standing in the Way of Opening Schools
"I am a Democrat. He’s the governor, and a Democratic governor.” And with that explanation, North Carolina state senator Paul Lowe cast the deciding vote to sustain Governor Roy Cooper’s…
Education
VP of Durham Association of Educators promotes radical Zinn Education Project
Turquoise LeJeune Parker is the vice president of the Durham Association of Educators, a hyper-left-wing chapter of the North Carolina Association of Educators (NCAE). If you haven’t heard of the…
Education
Martin Center column explores UNC transfer-credit changes
Shannon Watkins writes for the Martin Center about changes in the UNC System’s transfer-credit policy. Few things are more discouraging than seeing one’s hard work go to waste—a set-back with…
Budget, Taxation & Economy
WATCH: Why Sen. Tillis Voted ‘NO’ To COVID Bill
Just days before the vote in the U.S. Senate on the $1.9 trillion COVID-19 spending bill, Sen. Thom Tillis took to the Senate floor to explain what was about to…