No. 6: Maybe don’t beat each other up over the fine print of health care, guys.
Jeffrey C. Billman
When the Sons of Confederate Veterans Threatened a Silent Sam Lawsuit They Couldn’t Possibly Win, UNC Surrendered Without a Fight
What’s $2.5 million between friends?
Donald Trump Isn’t on Trial. The Republican Party Is.
Dispatches from an alternate universe.
ICE, a Perfectly Normal Government Agency, Creates Website to Shame and Threaten North Carolina Sheriffs
Do what they say, or else.
Here We Go Again? State Court Puts New Congressional Districts on Hold
The Wake County Superior Court blocked candidates from filing in the new districts before a hearing on December 2.
In 2011, the Raleigh Social Security Office Fired a Disabled Vet. He Got His Revenge in Court.
On November 7, the Fourth Circuit ruled that the Social Security Administration had discriminated against Andrew McGuffin—and set a precedent along the way.
The Only Question That Matters in the Impeachment Saga
We know he did the thing. What are we going to do about it?
Trump Adviser, Duke Alumnus Stephen Miller Is as Racist and Terrible as You Always Knew He Was
Hundreds of newly unearthed emails from Miller to Breitbart in 2015 and 2016 show the future top White House adviser fixated on race and immigration.
OK, Bloomer: The Centrist Panic and the Bloomberg Tease
Obscene wealth is a hell of a drug.
6 Takeaways from GoTriangle’s Light Rail Postmortem
No. 2: No one thought GoTriangle was going to pull it off.

