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Will N.C. ever put ‘right to work’ in the constitution?
Today is Labor Day, which means politicians will spend the day praising North Carolina workers in the least controversial terms available.
There’s nothing wrong with that, but I want to talk about a labor question on which people actually...
North Carolina’s latest election conspiracy, explained
The State Board’s timing was terrible. But the ballot-sealing requirement at the center of the controversy dates to 1939.
I’m starting to feel like a broken record writing pieces about why every new action by the State Board of Elections i...
The 2028 Supreme Court shakeup
Phil Berger Jr.’s announcement sets up a merry-go-round of seat switching that will reshape the political landscape on North Carolina’s highest court.
I’m almost certain Justice Phil Berger Jr. is preparing to run for chief justice of the...
I had a chat with Charlotte’s Mamdani
There’s perhaps no bigger political story in the country right now than the meteoric rise to prominence of the Democratic Socialists of America. What seemed to start as a New York City novelty a year ago has become a dominant force across t...
In defense of Judge Bell
Before we turn him into the latest social media villain, it is worth making sure we have identified the right problem.
The outrage industry on social media is easy to hate on, and it can be extremely annoying. But it actually has done a lo...
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