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Oregon demonstrates vote-by-mail problems
Jim Pasero and Bridget Barton write for the Washington Examiner about Oregon’s recent experience with voting by mail. If the 2020 pandemic makes vote-by-mail inevitable for this November’s presidential election,…
Education
Princeton’s rejection of Wilson could have a domino effect
Chrissy Clark explains for the Washington Free Beacon how Princeton University’s treatment of its former president and former U.S. President Wooodrow Wilson could have a broader impact. Princeton University’s decision…
Elections & Public Integrity
Biden and ‘dementia politics’
Victor Davis Hanson of National Review Online explores cognitive problems plaguing former Vice President Joe Biden as he campaigns for the White House. Joe Biden is tragically suffering a mental…
Law & Public Safety
National Review editors take aim at the chief justice
Editors at National Review Online share their displeasure about U.S. Chief Justice John Roberts‘ recent rulings. The Constitution does not prohibit Louisiana from requiring abortionists to have admitting privileges in…
Budget, Taxation & Economy
New Carolina Journal Online features
Lindsay Marchello reports for Carolina Journal Online that the U.S. Supreme Court has delivered a big win to school choice supporters. John Hood’s Daily Journal explains why N.C. policymakers should…
Education
State audit blasts North Carolina Virtual Public School
The North Carolina Virtual Public School is a state-run virtual school established in 2007. An audit published by the Office of the State Auditor today is nothing less than an…
Liberty
A day in the life of transient data, politics, and media spin
It sounds as if on June 28, there were no reported COVID-19 deaths. To anyone other than news media, this would be news. It would have been the first time…
Research Brief
Energy
Governor Cooper’s pattern of obfuscation
Growing up in North Carolina, I was told to distrust those who were dishonest because “one fib leads to another.” Indeed, neurological research has reported physiological changes that occur when…
Health Care
‘Flattening the curve’ as bait and switch
Karl Dierenbach writes for the Federalist about abuse of the concept of “flattening the curve.” At one point, the theory of “flattening the curve” was ubiquitous. The basic concept was…
Elections & Public Integrity
Washington Examiner profiles 11th District’s Cawthorn
Abraham Mahshie writes for the Washington Examiner about the surprise winner in North Carolina’s 11th District Republican congressional primary. Madison Cawthorn won’t dare criticize “our great president,” despite President Trump’s…
Elections & Public Integrity
New gun owners as voting bloc
Stephen Gutowski of the Washington Free Beacon explores the potential electoral impact of new gun owners. The record-breaking gun sales during the coronavirus pandemic could bolster candidates that support the…
Education
Deconstruction and the current mess
Elizabeth Powers explains at National Review Online how an insidious element of college campus culture has affected the rest of society. A recent Wall Street Journal editorial drew attention to…