John Locke Updates: 2011

This weekly newsletter, focused on environmental issues, highlights relevant analysis done by the John Locke Foundation and other think tanks, as well as items in the news.

View in your browser. Welcome North Carolina’s performance on the 2009 National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) science assessment was…

One of the key figures who would need to testify is already in full fundraising mode. State Insurance Commissioner Wayne Goodwin told would-be contributors, "I…

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View in your browser. Yesterday, my report entitled "Blocking Eminent Domain Abuse in NC: It’s past time for a well-crafted constitutional amendment" was released.

The blog tied to Newsweek magazine mentioned the John Locke Foundation within the past week while discussing the controversy associated with Wake County public schools’ student assignment policy.

The General Assembly’s return to work means more opportunities for recognition of Carolina Journal‘s legislative coverage. The Lincoln Tribune published Associate Editor Anthony Greco‘s CarolinaJournal.tv report on a legislative meeting…

Wilmington-area radio listeners had a chance this week to hear Roy Cordato, John Locke Foundation Vice President for Research and Resident Scholar, urge Republican state lawmakers to jump off the…

As the N.C. General Assembly returned to work this week, its agenda focused on filling a $3.7 billion hole in the next state budget. John Locke Foundation President John Hood…