Julie Havlak reports for Carolina Journal Online on one RTP company’s role in the search for a COVID-19 vaccine. John Hood’s Daily Journal explains how new monuments could help unify North Carolina.
1. Cooper still hates vouchers. 2. Cooper will not rule out ordering all public schools to adopt a full-time remote learning plan (Plan C). 3. Cooper may call on law…
Jay Heflin of the Washington Examiner highlights business owners’ concerns about potential legal liability linked to COVID-19. Business owners won’t rest easy if Congress shields companies from coronavirus-related lawsuits since they know that such protections only go so far. “Probably a solid 8 to a 9,” said Chris…
Matthew Continetti offers National Review Online readers an amateur assessment of the national pastime. It is the abnormality of this season that makes it worth opining on. Baseball arrives at the very moment when America most needs a pick-me-up. A resurgent pandemic, economic depression, lawlessness in Portland and…
Julie Havlak reports for Carolina Journal Online on President Trump’s trip to Research Triangle Park. The Daily Journal highlights a recent critique of the Green New Deal and its $40,000 annual price tag for the typical N.C. household.
Megan Zogby writes for the Martin Center about the uncertainty surrounding the fall term at colleges and universities. Colleges across the country are preparing for potential spikes in coronavirus cases in the fall. As some students return to campus, schools are making plans to protect the health of students,…
