House Bill 700 seeks to impose restrictions on online political speech that would mostly affect political newcomers and challengers Overseas troll factories and dark money ... Keep Reading
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Making the Internet safe for incumbents
After a failed attempt last year to bring internet content under state laws regulating electioneering communication, the General Assembly is having another go at it this session. ... Keep Reading
Kibbe: How Power Is Shifting to Voters
The Internet and the growth of grassroots groups is shifting power from backrooms in Washington to the American people, FreedomWorks President and CEO Matt Kibbe said Saturday ... Keep Reading
Civitas Poll: Voters Oppose Cities Using Taxes and Debt for Broadband Systems
Raleigh, N.C. – Over half of North Carolina voters, 54 percent, oppose cities building broadband internet systems that would be controlled by the city and supported with tax ... Keep Reading
Six-Figure Teacher Salaries?
Do higher teacher salaries lead to better schools and better student performance? That‘s a question that has fixated much of the nation over the past two decades. It’s a ... Keep Reading
Next President: Protect my Freedoms
From Professor Boudreaux to Thomas Friedman: Thomas Friedman wants "a president who can unify the country around meaningful action on energy and climate" ("Who Will ... Keep Reading
