Hosts Alison Dagnes and Lawrence Eppard are joined by Kathleen Romig, a senior policy analyst at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities, t…
How did Laura Ingraham respond to the powerful recent testimony of Washington police officers who risked life and limb to protect Congress fro…
Sometimes I hate it when I’m right. My April Fool’s Day column predicted that our return to life as we knew it before COVID would likely be de…
It was about 3:21 a.m. when I gave up and got up.
“But when the right to vote at any election for the choice of electors for President and Vice President of the United States, Representatives …
Whatever the origins of political disagreement, one way to think about it is that it reflects different assumptions about the purpose of polit…
Here we are again, on pins and needles over the rampant spread of COVID-19 in Florida, a mere two weeks before children start in-person school…
I’m literally old enough to remember when Republicans proudly branded themselves as the cop-loving guardians of “law and order.”
Two of the simplest words we know are often the hardest to say: “Yes” opens a door. “No” will close it. Yes or no, it’s up to us. But open or …
1. In college you’re not “preparing for life”; you’re living it now. Every day there is just as much a part of your lifelong existence as anyt…
Class of 2021, your local community college is inviting you to seize the day — and a completely free education. If you take one piece of advic…
Hosts Alison Dagnes and Lawrence Eppard are joined by political scientist Lonce Bailey who quizzes them about their U.S. government knowledge!
RAPID CITY, S.D. — South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem likes to present herself as a “normal everyday” person “who enjoys life.”
So, it turns out that Americans are not the election stealing, vote-frauding cheaters that Donald Trump and his “what he said” supporters seem…
I recently had the pleasure of listening to famed civil rights attorney Fred Gray explain how the 1955 Montgomery Bus Boycott was formed.
RALEIGH — For years, North Carolina conservatives and progressives argued incessantly about the effects of the state’s rightward turn. Conserv…
Pro-life Americans, which I define as people who want to defeat the pandemic, should welcome support from all quarters — including the darkest…
Author John Railey, already widely admired as an investigative journalist, has written a masterpiece of entertaining nonfiction.
Long before they learn to read, children need to be taught to love reading and books.
What’s good for North Carolina and its residents is affordable, reliable and cleaner energy solutions that boost local economies and create jo…
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Episode 17: The hosts also debate whether teens should be able to get vaccinated without their parents’ consent and discuss a study that shows…
People on the far left have become so predictable that their statements are no longer “breaking news.” They would be hilarious if they weren’t…
Opinion: When we take care of our waters, we take care of ourselves.
Lately the lyrics to the Crosby, Stills and Nash song “Teach Your Children” have been stuck in my head. This is coming off a recent trip I too…
Hosts Alison Dagnes and Lawrence Eppard are joined by economists Heidi Hartmann and Ariane Hegewisch to discuss the gender pay gap in the Unit…
We’ve devoted our careers to strengthening health care so that our fellow North Carolinians can fulfill their enormous potential and our econo…
“What is truth?” is one of the moral and philosophical questions for the ages — something that Socrates, Plato and Aristotle grappled with. It…
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