Category: Columns

Emails show UNC lobbying against bill to teach founding documents

By Jameson C. Broggi Raleigh, NC – Uncovered emails from senior officials at the University of North Carolina revealed the government affairs team worked behind the scenes to stop college constitutional literacy legislation called the REACH Act, according to emails…

Banning CRT won’t limit how teachers can teach

teacher asking a question to the class

By Kevin Garcia-Galindo Raleigh, NC – The way progressives have reacted to a bill limiting controversial racial school lessons should tell us everything we need to know about how they view education. House Bill 187, called the Equality in Education…

School choice offers a brighter future

By John Hood Raleigh, NC – The North Carolina General Assembly is about to make all children eligible for the state’s Opportunity Scholarship program. They won’t all receive the same amounts — poor and middle-income families will be eligible for…

I am one of many OBGYNs in NC who supports protecting unborn children

By Monique Chireau Wubbenhorst Raleigh, NC – An African proverb says, “In any abortion, one person is killed, another is injured, and a third gets paid.”  This sums up the reality of what abortion is, and why I, as a practicing gynecologist, support protecting unborn children. Abortion has caused deep…

North Carolina ranks high on roads

By John Hood Raleigh, NC – North Carolina can add another item to its crowded shelf of accolades: according to a newly updated study, our state’s road system ranks second in the nation in performance and cost-effectiveness. The Reason Foundation…