cultural and geographic subregion in the Southern United States
Jeffrey Blehar of National Review probes the latest actions from Democrats’ last presidential candidate. In what counts, relatively speaking, as joyful news, Kamala Harris apparently is itching to get back…
Editors at National Review Online highlight their serious concerns about congressional Democrats’ sweeping national elections bill. Late Wednesday night, the House passed H.R. 1, the “For the People Act.” It…
Andrew Stiles of the Washington Free Beacon highlights the New York Times‘ decision to abandon basic journalistic principles. The New York Times continues to shake up its editorial page after…
Come November, North Carolina voters will give a thumbs up or thumbs down to six amendments to the North Carolina constitution. Carolina Journal’s Julie Havlak details the six, and she…
Quin Hillyer writes at National Review Online that the president-elect could learn some good lessons about trade from one Deep South state. When President-elect Trump returns Saturday to Mobile, Ala.,…
• With the defeat of Kay Hagan, NBC News says Sen. Mary Landrieu, D-La., is the only Democratic senator from the “Deep South.” And Landrieu may be on her way…
The answer appears to be no. Patrick Howley explains in an article for The Daily Caller. President Obama’s Attorney General nominee Loretta Lynch said that voter ID laws are meant…
John Steele Gordon reminds Commentary readers of the significance of Tim Scott‘s appointment as South Carolina’s new U.S. senator, replacing fellow conservative Jim DeMint. This just abounds in delicious political…
I hope you’ll check out George Leef’s excellent Carolina Journal Exclusive, which reports on a recent lecture by University of Alabama Professor David Beito. Leef provides historical examples from Beito’s…
Today’s Carolina Journal Online exclusive features George Leef’s report on a recent series of presentations about the positive impact of black fraternal societies in the deep South. John Hood’s Daily…
Yes, I am a native Alaskan. That puts me into a pretty small club. My twin sister and I were the first twins born in the Fort Richardson Army Hospital.…
NORML, the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws, has created this beautiful presentation on a brief history of marijuana in the United States. Much of this has been…