Opinion
D.G. Martin: We didn’t leave the party; it left us
By D.G. Martin Back in 1984 when I was running for Congress, I ran into older people who ...
By D.G. Martin Back in 1984 when I was running for Congress, I ran into older people who ...
RALEIGH — As a fiscal conservative, I long for the days when North Carolina had responsible governors who ...
By Aerik Williams COVID-19 has been an unwelcome guest in our country for many months now. In its ...
We pride ourselves for being a wealthy nation. It may shock you to learn that in this elite ...
By Greg Edds There is no question that our community, like the nation and the world, is working ...
Now the campaigning begins. After two conventions, Republicans and Democrats have nominated their candidates for president and divisive ...
By Stacy Hale At the end of the 2019-2020 school year, most students left the physical classroom and ...
By John Trump Agonizing. These lockdowns, mandates and suppressions in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Logically inconsistent, clumsy ...
By Byron York It has long been accepted, at least in some circles, that there is a condition ...
By Gary Pearce In the seven presidential elections since 1988, the Republican candidate has won the national popular ...
By Sharon Randall Fifteen years ago, I said “yes” to my former editor. Not to work for him. ...
By John Hood RALEIGH — Whether Democrat Yvonne Holley or Republican Mark Robinson wins the 2020 race for ...
By Leonard Pitts “If people were given the choice between democracy and whiteness, how many would choose whiteness?” ...
By Cal Thomas In a new book about her grandfather, Dwight D. Eisenhower, titled “How Ike Led: The ...
By Francis Koster If I asked you where you would invest if you inherited some unexpected money this ...
From mail-in voting to Postal Service cuts, the public’s attention is closely trained on the mail and how ...
By Kathryn Lopez The Democratic convention this year, odd Hollywood production that it was in these virtual times, ...
By Bob Hall Do you have the nerve to blow the whistle when the boss is doing something ...
By John Hood In this year that sometimes feels like a decade, North Carolinians have yet to cast ...
By Larry Efird I saw a meme recently that had a teacher standing alone on a beach looking ...
By Sharon Randall Birthdays mark the passage of another year of learning, growing, laughing, loving, and best of ...
By Ed Norvell I respectfully disagree with my friend Ronnie Smith regarding the move of the Confederate monument ...
By Francis Koster One out of every five Americans work at or attend public and private K-12 schools. ...
Editor’s note: This column was written by former Salisbury Post writer Rose Post as one of her sons ...
By Kathryn Lopez We’re in a battle for the soul of America,” the Democratic nominee for president recently ...
As the nation waits with bated breath to see if Congress will continue in its money give away, ...
By Gary Pearce The COVID-19 pandemic shows how we dump society’s problems on public schools, but don’t give ...
By John Hood RALEIGH — Excluding people based on their race, sex or other characteristics doesn’t just keep ...
There are three games on the college basketball schedule on Wednesday that feature Sun Belt teams. That includes…
AAC teams will take the court across two games on Wednesday in college basketball action. That includes the…
A-10 teams will hit the court in six games on Wednesday’s college basketball slate. That includes the George…
Big South teams will hit the court across three games on Wednesday’s college basketball slate. That includes the…
Wednesday’s Big South slate will see the Charleston Southern Buccaneers (5-11) face the Winthrop Eagles (9-8) at 6:00…