A news cycle driven by social media and a 24-hour need for something to goose ratings has too many people across the political spectrum emotionally overworked.
No one can know the future except that there will be one.
For more than half a century, The High Point Enterprise has awarded a Citizen of the Year.
For more than half a century, The High Point Enterprise has awarded a Citizen of the Year.
Few of us regularly peruse scientific journals, so it is uncharitable at the least to deride someone for his lack of knowledge about the scientific evidence regarding face masks and the spread of viruses or other disease.
Once in a while, a public opinion poll reveals a surprise, but mostly polls merely confirm what people already suspected was true.
Like a great many local businesses, The High Point Enterprise is trying to find its new footing in the still-evolving coronavirus economy.
The coronavirus crisis presents challenges to us as a nation and as individuals. There are principles we should keep in mind.
The Fayetteville Observer on trusting reliable information during the coronavirus outbreak:
The New York Times on how paid sick leave could slow spread of coronavirus:
The Charlotte Observer/The Raleigh News & Observer on a study indicating North Carolina falls under the national average for health care access:
Both mainstream and social media has been off the hook the last few days with news and comments about the tragic death of former athlete Kobe Bryant.
The Charlotte Observer and The News & Observer of Raleigh on the state’s rate of black infant mortality:
The Charlotte Observer/ The News & Observer of Raleigh on the possibility of a teachers strike:
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