Although President Barack Obama signed the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009 into law in Denver, Colo. only a week ago, the stimulus funding will begin trickling to Durham soon. North...
Although it is in the background of the war on terror, the issues of protection of personal privacy and civil liberties remain a top concern for many people. A panel of experts discussed at the...
Amid chaos in the markets, leaders from some of finance's biggest players came to Duke to debate the causes of the global financial crisis.
Increased participation and competitiveness expected in today's presidential elections is intensifying the focus on the only predictor of Election Day outcomes: polls.
Early voting has been under way for 11 days in North Carolina, but the process has been a source of confusion for some voters in an exceptionally competitive election year.
As WISER week nears its end, an influential figure reminded a full crowd at the Terry Sanford Institute of Public Policy of what is at stake in Africa in the battle against poverty and disease.
Potential basketball spectators littered the lawns with beer and food this weekend-not in legendary Krzyzewskiville, but in a practice soccer field off of Science Drive.
With the presidential election only two months away, North Carolina political parties are in a fight to the finish to capture the state's changing electorate.
