By: Jack Lord When I see a warning label on a product, such as on nicotine or beer, I’ve always thought that it was there to educate and protect the consumer, even if it would end up being harmful towards the business which sells the product. But not all…
By: Carter Schroppe Following the 2024 Presidential Election, the New York Times published an enlightening map of America showing how nearly 90% of counties swung rightward and thus propelled President Donald Trump to a resounding victory. The small, red arrows pointing toward the Atlantic—sized proportionately to each county’s relative…
By: Carolina Review Staff The Town of Chapel Hill has publicized a webpage on racial equity, containing a “Working Social Justice Definitions” dictionary defining various systems of oppression and “isms.” President Donald Trump’s Jan. 21 executive order striking DEI policies at the federal level calls into question whether…
By: Hunter Klosty Republican National Committee Chairman Michael Whatley visited the campus of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill on February 17 to meet with members of the College Republicans. Whatley has served as chairman of the RNC since March of last year and thus oversaw the…
By: Hunter Klosty The Trump administration is currently in an ongoing legal battle concerning its decision to halt the distribution of grants by the National Institute of Health. The NIH grants billions of dollars to universities and other institutions across the United States to research topics aimed at improving…
