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Mecklenburg County Manager Harry Jones attended a breakfast Friday where the keynote speaker, author Wes Moore, was asked his favorite quote.

One of the surprising things about this year's Republican presidential race is how long it's gone on and how competitive and unpredictable it's been. What's different?

Americans should welcome assistance that flows from banks to struggling homeowners, but a $26 billion settlement between states' attorneys general and five of the nation's biggest lenders - including Bank of America - is neither a salve for the housing crisis nor a rescue for most of the homeowners whose lives were ruined by it.

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At the National Prayer Breakfast last week, seeking theological underpinning for his drive to raise taxes on the rich, President Obama invoked the highest possible authority.

I was surprised by my email from Amazon saying I owed S.C. use taxes for $340 worth of purchases I made last year from the online behemoth.

For all the attention devoted to Mitt Romney's tax returns last month, one element went largely unnoticed: They directly refute the Republican candidate's argument that higher tax rates deter capital investment.

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