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The 2008 proposed House Budget would: Exceed Taxpayer Protection Act guidelines on a biennial basis.  Spending totals $21.35 billion, up by $2.48 billion over FY ... Keep Reading

At the Shell Station on Sherron Road in Durham, N.C., you would have paid $3.91 for a gallon of regular unleaded gasoline this week. Many in the Triangle are wondering: “How ... Keep Reading

 With the passage by the NC House of the 2008-2009 budget this week by overwhelming margins, some took the opportunity to hail it as a “historic” event – ... Keep Reading

Civitas’ DecisionMaker Poll has consistently shown that the vast majority of North Carolinians support comprehensive immigration enforcement and reform at both the federal ... Keep Reading

A version of this article appeared in the Clayton News. How can the state of North Carolina do its part to lower gas prices? We should put a moratorium on recycling program. ... Keep Reading

An abridged version of this article first appeared in the Raleigh News & Observer. With the N.C. Division of Motor Vehicles asking for more staff to help implement the Real ID ... Keep Reading

This article originally appeared in the Raleigh News & Observer. RALEIGH - Governor Easley believes his recent wooing of a Kansas-based aerospace company to the ... Keep Reading

This article was originally published in the Durham Herald-Sun. How much tax do North Carolina corporations pay each year? Too much? Not enough? Try nothing. That's right, not a ... Keep Reading

Between April 2000 and May 10, 2008, the overall number of registered voters in North Carolina increased from 4.93 million to 5.81 million, an increase just shy of 18 percent (17.9 ... Keep Reading

In response to the attorney general’s advisory letter, NCCCS President Scott Ralls announced on May 13, 2008 that community colleges would cease admitting illegal aliens to ... Keep Reading