Carolina Journal’s Lindsay Marchello reports that voters may not be sold on all six constitutional amendments, according to the latest Spectrum News poll. SurveyUSA queried 1,200 North Carolina adults on…
As you recall, the General Assembly proposed six amendments to the state constitution be put before the voters in the upcoming November election, as authorized in our constitution. Gov Roy…
Following the three judge panel ruling that the General Assembly could either take the two amendments in question off the ballot or re-write them, the General Assembly is coming back…
More than 135,000 N.C. students get their education through homeschooling. Another 101,000 attend private schools. Terry Stoops analyzes the significance of those numbers for the next edition of Carolina Journal…
Thousands of protesting public school teachers greeted lawmakers returning to Raleigh last week. Terry Stoops places those teachers’ complaints in context for the next edition of Carolina Journal Radio. Joseph…
North Carolina was the first state to lose an incumbent congressman in a 2018 primary election. Eight incumbent legislators also lost primary contests. Rick Henderson assesses these and other results…
Lindsay Marchello reports for Carolina Journal Online on emotional reaction to Wednesday’s planned teacher walkout. Dan Way reports a U.S. Energy Department’s recent comments in Raleigh that the United States…
Dan Way reports for Carolina Journal Online on the rematch in North Carolina’s 9th Congressional District Republican primary. John Hood’s Daily Journal highlights the 150-year-old roots of today’s debate over…
A deadly attempted escape in 2017 has helped generate attention for long-festering problems inside North Carolina’s prisons. Kari Travis discusses her Carolina Journal cover story on the topic for the…
Dan Way reports for Carolina Journal Online on experts’ assessments of a proposal to switch from judicial elections to a merit selection process. John Trump’s Daily Journal highlights craft alcohol…
Federal “equitable sharing” programs hurt the relationship between local law enforcement agencies and the people they’re supposed to protect. The programs also threaten private property rights. Jon Guze explains how…
Dan Way reports the potential implications of Senate Bill 656, which lawmakers approved and sent Thursday to Gov. Roy Cooper. Senate Republicans sent strong signals with Thursday’s passage of the…