COVID-19 (page 3)

Julie Havlak reports for Carolina Journal Online about COVID-19 shutdowns’ negative impact on N.C. tourism and rural economies. Jordan Roberts’ Daily Journal explains why the Biden administration should retain key Trump administration health care policies.

Join Our Livestream Monday, Jan. 11 at Noon You’ll Find Us On Facebook or at john locke.org With the new year comes new opportunity to drive a Carolina Rebound that lifts North Carolinians from the nightmare of COVID-19 shutdowns into a year of promise and purpose.

John Trump reports for Carolina Journal Online on the extension of Gov. Roy Cooper’s COVID-19 curfew and other restrictions. The Daily Journal explains why deliberations on the N.C. Supreme Court are unlikely to produce a glut of 4-3 decisions over the next two years.

Julie Havlak reports for Carolina Journal Online on COVID-19’s impact on a popular Chinese lantern show in Cary. John Hood’s Daily Journal emphasizes the importance of process and prudence in political matters.

According to a recent Bloomberg report, North Carolina is one of only 6 states that have vaccinated less than 1% of of the population. And it’s not because North Carolina hasn’t received enough of the vaccine. Nationally, only about 30% of the doses that have been distributed to…

Editors at Issues and Insights consider President-elect Joe Biden‘s changing message about the pace of moving forward with COVID-19 vaccines. Joe Biden has started attacking the Trump administration for not getting the COVID vaccines distributed fast enough. It’s the exact opposite of what Biden was saying before the…

Julie Havlak reports for Carolina Journal Online on legislators’ interest in addressing public school learning loss linked to COVID-19. John Trump’s Daily Journal explains how a public backlash helped reverse a penalty for distillers who worked to help fight COVID-19.

Andrea Widburg of the American Thinker explains why one obituary in a Western state tells a larger story about life under lockdown. A big question for 2021 is whether Americans will continue to put up with the lockdowns. An obituary honoring an 86-year-old man in Bismarck, North Dakota,…