
Tar Heel Politics In a Shot Glass
| Platform | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly | |
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| Issues | 179 | Founded | a year ago | Last Issue | 15 days ago |
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Frank Bruni has held just about every job a person can have at the New York Times: reporter, White House correspondent, Rome bureau chief, chief restaurant critic, and op-ed columnist. The bestselling author and Duke professor joins the Hol...
We sit down with Donovan Zimmerman, co-founder of North Carolina’s Paperhand Puppet Project, to talk giant puppets, art, community, and the strange kind of magic that happens when thousands of people gather together to experience something...
People are moving here. Money is moving here. Culture is coming from here. And more and more, the biggest political fights in the country are playing out right here in our backyard.Jennifer Palmieri and Errin Haines hit the road across the...
The NC House is now on holiday. For the next 3 months or so.
But guess what, the whole General Assembly, in all their gerrymandered Republican glory, are planning to swing back ‘round Raleigh-way after the upcoming elections. How come? Why...
Political strategist Morgan Jackson on Mark Robinson's collapse, Trump's inroads with NC Democrats, and how it feels to watch a campaign come back from the dead.
If you want to understand North Carolina politics, you gotta talk to Morgan J...
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I report on the NC legislature for the Hometown Holler.
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