John Locke Updates: 2010

Fallout continues this week as North Carolinians react to the State Board of Education’s plans to gut most pre-1877 American history from the public school curriculum. Terry Stoops, John Locke…

Anti-tobacco activists are making a push again for a substantial increase in the state’s cigarette tax. John Locke Foundation Vice President for Research and Resident Scholar Roy Cordato…

John Locke Foundation President John Hood continues to offer his expertise to national audiences through his contributions to National Review Online’s blogs, primarily “The Corner.” Posts…

Other media outlets continue to turn to Carolina Journal for insightful coverage of issues affecting North Carolina. This week The Lincoln Tribune republished the following CJ exclusives: Executive Editor Don…

The John Locke Foundation appeared in Tuesday’s lead front-page story in the News & Observer. It focused on the role businessmen and philanthropists Art Pope and Bob Luddy…

John Locke Foundation experts continued to share their knowledge with readers of national and state publications this week. Associate Director of Research Jon Sanders used his latest TownHall.com…

Several other John Locke Foundation staffers spent time behind microphones or in front of audiences this week. Vice President for Outreach Becki Gray returned to N.C. Spin for a discussion…

In addition to their work on the Easley scandal, Carolina Journal staffers attracted attention for other stories this week. The Lincoln Tribune republished the following CJ exclusives: David Bass’…

President Obama’s energy policy includes a provision that would create a new tax hike on oil drilling. John Locke Foundation Vice President for Research and Resident Scholar Roy Cordato explained…

John Locke Foundation President John Hood continued to attract attention this week linked to MSNC commentator Keith Olbermann’s assertion that Hood is one of the “worst people in the world.”…