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…
One my birthday presents was The Point of It All–a collection of columns by the late great political commentator Charles Krauthammer. Incredible to read Krauthammer’s opinion on matters that are…
Carolina Journal Radio marks its 800th weekly episode by highlighting some of the most interesting figures to appear on the program over the past 15 years. Among the notable interviewees:…
Dan Way reports for Carolina Journal Online on the N.C. Historical Commission’s vote to keep Confederate monuments on the State Capitol grounds, while recommending new monuments to tell more of…
The Silent Sam monument was toppled by a crowd of 250 Monday, August 20th after standing for more than a century on UNC-Chapel Hill’s campus. Silent Sam, UNC-Chapel Hill’s monument…
Julie Havlak reports for Carolina Journal Online about the impact of N.C. anti-opioid laws on patients with chronic pain. John Hood’s Daily Journal explains how illegal actions thwart the cause…
With news that a few socialist punks toppled a Confederate memorial statue in Durham, I thought it would be a good time to review what N.C. public school students learn…
Yes, it does. With news that some ruffians toppled a Confederate memorial statue in Durham, I thought it would be a good time to review what N.C. public school students…
Those wacky Canadians are covering over historical murals in the British Columbia legislative building because “some people find the colonial depictions of aboriginal people to be offensive.” Seems the murals,…
The Confederate Memorial in Salisbury is still standing after a car collided with the monument.