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Thursday night, WUNC hosted its inaugural “Pints and Politics,” at the Carolina Inn. The event was hosted by WUNC’s two statehouse reporters, Jeff Tiberii and Rusty Jacobs. The event featured…
The latest Head Locke podcast episode is out and if you’re curious about the future of the UNC system, you should listen! In 1776, North Carolina’s first state constitution mandated…
Today the N.C. General Assembly returns to Raleigh for the 2018 short session. Want to know what is on their agenda? Listen to Episode 14 of Head Locke to find…
Some great conversations made my time in the car much better this week Steven Teles is one of the most insightful people writing about conservatism and government, from the Federalist…
Tevi Troy explores for New York Observer readers the political implications of President Obama’s nontraditional media appearances. Throughout his campaigns and his presidency, Obama has relentlessly used friendly, non-traditional media…
Here’s the transcript. What a “rush.”
Duke Professor Mike Munger is teaching an economics class for non-majors. I can’t wait to listen to the podcasts of his class speakers; Munger says he will post the remarks.…
National Review’s John J. Miller has a weekly podcast of author interviews. This week he talks to Thomas Sowell on a variety of Economic Facts and Fallacies.
“Building on Our Treasures for 21st Century Success” was the title of the August agency meeting for the Department of Public Instruction. Hard-hitting sessions, funded by your tax dollars, included:…
Just deranged, not unhinged. But the former Philly Inquirer newsman nonetheless touches on some very salient facts — and myths — in the course of his indictment of modern newspapering.…
It was stupid and unthoughtful of me to suggest that the forthcoming UNC_CH CPWO book “Ending Poverty in America,” with essays on poverty from the Center’s poverty forum participants, should…
Mitch, when I clicked to hear Binker’s audio interview with Marcus Kindley and it came up in the iTunes software, its musical genre was identified (appropriately) as “Blues.”