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Three John Locke Foundation staffers shared their expert analysis with a statewide television audience this week. Time Warner Cable News, formerly News 14 Carolina, welcomed JLF President John Hood to…
Viewers of News 14 Carolina’s “Capital Tonight” program heard good news this week about homeschooling in North Carolina. John Locke Foundation Director of Research and Education Studies Terry Stoops discussed…
Terry Stoops discussed the growth in North Carolina homeschooling during his latest appearance on News 14 Carolina’s “Capital Tonight.”
As Triangle radio listeners travel between shopping destinations this evening, those tuned to Talk Radio WPTF will hear John Locke Foundation President John Hood serve as guest host for Bill…
News 14 Carolina’s “Capital Tonight” asked the John Locke Foundation to comment on topics such as liberal groups’ continuing pleas for Gov. Pat McCrory and the General Assembly to reconsider both…
As North Carolina’s public education reforms continue to make news across the state, John Locke Foundation Director of Research and Education Studies Terry Stoops provides expert analysis to media outlets…
Rick Henderson analyzed for News 14 Carolina’s “Capital Tonight” program Gov. Pat McCrory’s trip to visit Facebook and Google facilities in California.
A 13-year-old libel suit against N.C. Attorney General Roy Cooper is scheduled to head to trial soon. Carolina Journal Executive Editor Don Carrington‘s exclusive report on the legal case attracted…
Barry Smith discussed the North Carolina teacher “walk-in” during his latest appearance on News 14 Carolina’s “Capital Tonight.”
Becki Gray discussed problems with Obamacare implementation during her latest appearance on News 14 Carolina’s “Capital Tonight.”
As the nation continues to deal with problems associated with implementation of Obamacare, John Locke Foundation Vice President for Outreach Becki Gray headed to the set of News 14 Carolina’s…
John Hood discussed plans to privatize portions of the N.C. Commerce Department’s economic recruitment efforts during his latest appearance on News 14 Carolina’s “Capital Tonight.”