John Trump reports for Carolina Journal Online on challenges for North Carolina’s private liquor business. Joshua Peters’ CJ Opinion laments the rise of the “woke zealot” and anti-truth.
Tristan Justice writes for the Federalist about an interesting response to poor government policies in Portland and Sacramento. No state is more emblematic of deepening political and cultural divisions in America than Oregon, where a movement is underway in the state’s more conservative southern and eastern counties to…
Christian Datoc of the Washington Examiner reports on the political debate surrounding a proposed federal infrastructure package. The bipartisan infrastructure framework negotiations have seemingly driven an inflation-shaped wedge between centrist Republican senators and other party members. Of the 11 Republican senators who endorsed the so-called bipartisan proposal, just…
Joseph Simonson of the Washington Free Beacon highlights an inconvenient fact for one voter ID opponent. One of the Texas Democrats who fled the state to protest a GOP-backed voter ID bill promoted an event that required park cleanup volunteers to provide multiple proofs of identification—standards the lawmakers…
Editors at National Review Online offer kind words about two high-profile entrepreneurial efforts in space exploration. Over the last two weeks, a new frontier in space travel has been opened — not by NASA or the Chinese government, or by an international consortium, but by two billionaires: Richard…
Frederick Hess and Tracey Schirra explore at National Review Online the recent controversy surrounding journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones. One of the summer’s less predictable media firestorms has been the angst-ridden watch party concerning whether celebrity journalist Nikole Hannah-Jones would receive tenure along with a prestigious chair in the University…
Jeff Moore reports for Carolina Journal Online on Gov. Roy Cooper’s latest COVID-19 response. Ray Nothstine’s CJ Opinion highlights Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson’s focus on the dignity of work.
Michael Pearce writes for the Martin Center about two major problems for American universities. The need for change in the visual arts may offer a way to fix two of the many fundamental problems afflicting American liberal arts education in general. These are the related problems of grade inflation…
