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John Fund writes at National Review Online about the role document releases could play in deciding this year’s presidential election. Of course, the presidential race is between Hillary Clinton and…
Questionable activity surrounding a solar panel project involving U.S. Sen. Kay Hagan’s family and federal stimulus funding has generated multiple news articles from Carolina Journal Executive Editor Don Carrington. The…
The latest print edition of the Heritage Foundation’s Heritage Insider features John Locke Foundation President John Hood‘s recent report compiling the latest academic research on state-based public policies that promote…
Robert Morris University economics professor Ralph Reiland explains in the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review why President Obama’s most vocal supporters ought to take a closer look at the record of one of…
A Carolina Journal exclusive story about the dubious use of federal stimulus dollars to help place new diesel engines in “Bite Me” and 13 other North Carolina charter fishing boats…
Rage aimed at Rep. Jack Murtha, not Barack Obama, it seems. Imagine how many emails and phone calls from slandered western Pennsylvanians must have hit Murtha’s office for him to…
Good sense and the good sensible aren’t that hard to find. This editorial from the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review argues that the sky is, in fact, not falling.
While online National Review readers had a chance to devour John Hood’s analysis of the presidential race, readers of the print publication (known to some as National Review dead-tree) encountered…
the prevalence of ludicrous lawsuits never ceases to amaze me, but this one, if read abroad, would astound residents of even third world countries. (From FoxNews.com) A Pennsylvania woman who…
Bill Steigerwald of the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review (the evil Scaife newspaper) is my choice for today’s defender of Wal-Mart: Wal-Mart’s victims were benevolent mom & pop grocery, hardware and drug store…