Category: Opinion
11 articles
8 U.S. Cities Where Home Prices Are Dropping Fast in 2026
Discover which 8 U.S. cities are experiencing the fastest home price drops in 2026 and why buyers should take notice now.
7 U.S. States With the Lowest Taxes for Retirees in 2026 You Didn’t Expect
Discover the 7 U.S. states where retirees enjoy the lowest taxes in 2026, saving more on income, property, and sales taxes.
Discover the 8 most humid US cities ranked by how much they unsettle new arrivals with their relentless, suffocating moisture.
North Carolina’s Property Tax Conundrum: A Proposed Amendment and the Unvarnished Truths
Explore the complexities of North Carolina property taxes, a proposed GOP constitutional amendment, and critical truths lawmakers must confront.
North Carolina Budget Stalemate Persists: Governor Expresses Cautious Optimism Amidst Uncertainty
Governor Josh Stein voices concerns about North Carolina's budget deadline, emphasizing the need for swift action and adequate relief for storm-affected communities.
Rose Hill Grapples with Rising Utility Costs in Crucial Budget Deliberations
Rose Hill's budget talks take center stage as proposed utility rate hikes loom, sparking community concern and demanding careful consideration.
Decoding the Electorate: Who Voted in the 2026 Primaries and What it Means for the Future
Analyze the demographics and turnout patterns of the 2026 North Carolina primary elections to understand voter behavior and future political landscapes.
North Carolina Poised to Cap Income Tax Rate via Constitutional Amendment
A proposed constitutional amendment to limit North Carolina's personal income tax rate is advancing through the state Senate, sparking debate over future revenue and public…
North Carolina GOP Eyes Constitutional Amendments to Energize Base Ahead of 2026 Elections
Facing potential voter apathy, North Carolina Republicans are pushing a slate of constitutional amendments to galvanize conservative turnout for the upcoming 2026 elections.
Echoes of Jim Crow: Black Leaders Sound Alarm on Voting Rights Erosion in the South
Black advocates in North Carolina and across the South warn that tactics reminiscent of the Jim Crow era are resurfacing as voting maps are redrawn.