Jon Sanders

Is it right to withhold therapy from paralyzed patients seeking to walk again — or at least not lose months of progress toward walking again?

Since late April, Gov. Cooper and Sec. Cohen have repeatedly stated that North Carolina has indeed flattened the curve.

The reason we had the "highest one-day number of cases" was because we had the highest one-day number of tests, the highest by far. At 26,358 tests, it was over twice the previous testing high (13,042 on May 21, for which 778 returned positive).

How can our policymakers help cideries? First, let cideries open and welcome the public back in. Our Carolina Rebound project proposes another sensible way to help cideries going forward.

The thought that Cooper's legal team thinks they can "discover" dictatorial powers where they aren't is terrifying. The consequences are too numerous to list. The steady destruction of small businesses and the jobs they once provided is one particularly sad result.

A map of when (or if) states have allowed their restaurants to reopen with restrictions interlaced with their COVID-19 death rates per 100,000 people.

Senate Bill 773 would bring universal license recognition to NC. Universal license recognition is one of the five reforms in the John Locke Foundation’s package of recommendations for streamlining occupational regulation to get North Carolinians back to work.

While people struggle to provide for their families, these police-state acts to uphold Cooper's rule by fiat call to mind one of the charges laid against King George III in the Declaration of Independence, that he has "sent hither swarms of Officers to harrass our people, and eat out their substance."