When it comes to the state’s highest court, 2020 is a high–stakes year for N.C. Republicans. Democrats now enjoy a six-to-one majority on the N.C. Supreme Court. Because North ... Keep Reading
Issues
Ethics expert requests investigation into J.D. Wooten for unreported rental income from drug dealer
Wooten’s 2019 Statement of Economic Interest did not list any rental income as required by state ethics law After seeing a WXII-12 news report revealing J.D. Wooten ... Keep Reading
The real issue is Cal Cunningham’s failure as a leader
While much of the focus has been on U.S. Senate candidate Cal Cunningham's failures as a husband, his failures as a leader are more important from a public policy perspective ... Keep Reading
NC Democratic Socialists of America serve up woke but gloomy agenda
While the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) have officially been around since 1982, only recently have they emerged as a growing movement in North Carolina. The organization’s ... Keep Reading
A closer look at the candidates for state superintendent of public instruction
This November, North Carolina voters have the opportunity to elect a new superintendent of public instruction. The superintendent is the state’s highest-ranking education official ... Keep Reading
Some state legislative races to watch
North Carolina’s political landscape is changing There are several intriguing NC House races, including one that features the fifth consecutive race between the same two ... Keep Reading
Funding students, not systems: A discussion with Corey DeAngelis and Bob Luebke
This week, Corey DeAngelis director of school choice at Reason Foundation and Bob Luebke, Civitas' director of policy, join the show as we discuss the release of a brand new ... Keep Reading
Early lessons of the developing Cal Cunningham scandal
The AP has now confirmed with Arlene Guzman Todd, that she and Cal Cunningham did in fact have an adulterous sexual affair. “The Army Reserve is investigating the matters ... Keep Reading
Republicans go on offensive as Democrats deny they pledged to defund police
“Defund the police. Sound crazy? Not to Nicole Quick. She has backed a radical plan to defund our police. The radical activists who call this peaceful are bankrolling Nicole ... Keep Reading
A closer look at Supreme Court candidate Allison Jones Rushing
While many experts expect President Donald Trump to nominate Amy Coney Barrett or Barbara Lagoa to fill Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s seat on the U.S. Supreme Court, Allison Jones ... Keep Reading