John Locke Updates: 2010

Critics who hope to reform North Carolina’s annexation law are gathering this weekend in Raleigh. Those participating in the Annexation Law and Reform 2010 Conference will hear from…

The latest Carolina Journal cover story from Executive Editor Don Carrington details the problems associated with the Global TransPark’s inability to pay back more than $37 million in debt. Both…

The e-mail scandal dubbed Climategate raises serious questions about the science used to justify alarmist global warming policies. John Locke Foundation Vice President for Research and Resident Scholar Roy Cordato…

Media outlets and political observers continue to take interest in Carolina Journal‘s work. When state Sen. R.C. Soles, D-Columbus, pleaded guilty to an assault with a deadly weapon charge, WPTF…

In addition to research staff and John Hood, John Locke Foundation Vice President for Outreach Becki Gray logged travel time this week. Gray discussed state government issues in a presentation…

John Locke Foundation President John Hood also hit the road recently for a presentation to the Moore County Republican Men’s Club on current political issues, as profiled in…

As Mecklenburg County considered a change that would prevent people from searching online county property records by name, The Charlotte Observer sought a response from Jeff Taylor, “who…

More than 6,000 North Carolinians could exhaust their unemployment benefits in the next two months under current federal rules. John Locke Foundation President John Hood explained to a Freedom Newspapers…

Media outlets across the state continue to rely on Carolina Journal‘s news coverage. This week, the Lincoln Tribune republished Associate Editor Sara Burrows‘ exclusive on third parties’ struggles…

When government bureaucrats started meddling with dog owners’ ability to bring their canine companions to restaurants, the John Locke Foundation’s resident legal expert responded. Daren Bakst, Director of Legal and…