By Mitch Kokai When Democrats and their allies talk about “gerrymandering,” this observer frequently recalls “The Princess Bride.” There’s one line in particular from the ...
When a Civitas Institute poll came out showing Gov. Roy Cooper’s approval rating two points underwater, Republicans rejoiced. They had been predicting an imminent decline ...
North Carolina Republicans are shocked, shocked that anyone would think there’s any blatant partisan racial and political gerrymandering going on in the shameful district maps ...
By Sharon Randall My brother had a driving passion for cars. So to speak. Fords in particular. He was especially fond of speed. It was ...
By John Hood The state of Washington has it. California has it. Michigan has it. Oklahoma has it. Nebraska has it. Arizona has it. Florida, ...
By Cal Thomas For some, this Thanksgiving – like last year — is a more difficult occasion than previous ones. Perhaps a loved one has ...
“To be a human being is an honor, and we offer thanksgiving for all the gifts of life. Mother Earth, we thank you for giving ...
By Leonard Pitts Abraham could have asked for anything. The Make-A-Wish folks stood ready to make a dream come true for the 13-year-old boy, who ...
“Day one, I came dressed up to sit at a computer all day doing important things and they put me out there in the parking ...
Remember when Joe Biden ran for president in what commentators called the “centrist” lane of the Democratic primaries? The idea was that a “moderate” like ...
Over the last few weeks, Pope Francis has been pointing to St. Joseph, the foster father of Jesus, as a role model. At a time ...
By Clyde What are you thankful for this Thanksgiving? Here are a list of things that grandma didn’t have: • Windex and paper towels • ...
By Roger Barbee The other day my wife Mary Ann and I were planning our Thanksgiving meal. She asked me some questions concerning what I ...
The state budget that the General Assembly finally passed last week tells us something about Senate Leader Phil Berger: He has not changed his mind. ...
The passage of President Biden’s $1 trillion infrastructure plan, after months of wrangling and tough negotiating, is good news for everyone — or certainly should ...
The North Carolina General Assembly remains poised to make open government history next week when lawmakers return to Raleigh for the last time in 2021. ...
By Holly-Anne Blevins A cooking fire is three times more likely on Thanksgiving than on any other day of the year. Most of those Thanksgiving ...
By John Hood When Carolina Journal first reported first-term U.S. Rep. Madison Cawthorn’s intention to abandon his current district next year to run in an ...
By Sharon Randall It’s not often someone asks for my advice, especially someone half my age. I wanted to help her. But I didn’t dare ...
By Renee C. Scheidt Back in 1992, Rodney King asked a simple question following six days of rioting in Los Angeles. “Can’t we all just ...
By Bruce LaRue The climate summit has come and gone, and one assumes the attendees who stayed awake were at least informed, and at best ...
By Evelyn Uddin-khan Standing on the corner of West Liberty and North Church streets reading the inscription on the marker brought a profound, goosebumps moment ...
“The holidays can remind some people of tragedy or missing a loved one, but they seem to be open to a message of hope at ...
Can Joe Biden do the job? That question is being asked, with rising alarm, by a substantial number of Democrats. Their concern has not yet ...
By Deja Garlin “All aboard the TPPI express,” yells the conductor as the Rowan community boards take their seats. Excitement fills the air as the ...
By Alexander H. Jones After years of appeals filed by overworked lawyers and an isolated, violent existence in a gamut of brutal Texas prisons, Cameron ...
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