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The ‘revolutionaries’ mostly look ridiculous
Inez Feltscher Stepman writes for the Federalist about the odd cast of characters engaged in the recent Capitol violence. One of the stranger elements of the current era is the…
Setting up for another Supreme Court fight
Nicholas Rowan of the Washington Examiner highlights a pending political battle involving the nation’s highest court. Should the Senate confirm Merrick Garland as attorney general in the coming weeks, the…
Rubio labels second Trump impeachment ‘arrogant’
Mairead McArdle writes for National Review Online about one high-profile Republican senator’s response to the second impeachment of Donald Trump. Senator Marco Rubio (R., Fla.) on Sunday called the effort…
National Review editor labels second Trump impeachment both rushed and delayed
Rich Lowry of National Review Online highlights key problems with the second congressional impeachment of Donald Trump. The problem with impeachment was that it seemed inevitable that it would either…
New Carolina Journal Online features
Julie Havlak reports for Carolina Journal Online about the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on school choice in North Carolina. The Daily Journal highlights a court filing that shows Gov. Roy Cooper’s…
How much does Joe Biden’s Rolex cost?
Some eagle-eyed reporters have taken notice of our new president’s gorgeous and pricey Rolex, which he wore to his inauguration. Hodinke.com reports Mr. Biden wore a “Rolex Datejust, in steel,…
11 white tents filled with caring hearts and healing hands
Every now and then I come across a story that reaches into my heart and tugs and tugs and tugs. This one of those stories. During this pandemic we’ve seen…
Martin Center column highlights one way to fight student debt
Anna Martina writes for the Martin Center about one good tool for attacking the problem of college student loan debt. Student loan debt has received more attention lately, but one…
Public Health Budgets
It was disheartening to see Rachel Crumpler include this paragraph in an otherwise very compelling story on local health department spending. Spending on public health at the state level from…
Celebrating School Choice? Thank Milton Friedman, too
Friedman’s ideas have helped to fuel an education revolution in North Carolina and across the country. Choice empowers parents to make educational decisions, challenges monopolies, and calls out bureaucracies. Choice…
Would the chief justice reject a Trump impeachment trial?
Mary Kay Linge writes for the New York Post about one U.S. senator’s interesting take on the second impeachment of Donald Trump. As Democrats plunge ahead with a post-term impeachment…
Democrats and one-party rule
Phil Kline writes at Real Clear Politics about Democrats’ disturbing response to the Capitol attack. The Democrats appear intent on instituting one-party rule in the United States. They’re trying to…