John Hood is a Reporter at WTKR News 3. He covers a range of topics including elections, government, politics, public policy, and economic issues, with a focus on regional and local economies as well as cultural movements. John has been featured in numerous publications such as the Independent Tribune, Winston-Salem Journal, and National Review.
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John Hood's coverage is primarily focused on government and politics, with a significant emphasis on local issues in North Carolina. He also covers American history and community-related topics.
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When it comes to health-care inflation, even glimmers of good news deserve notice, study and perhaps celebration.
By: John Hood
RALEIGH It has long been a dodge to respond to chronic fiscal gaps with a promise to tackle “waste, fraud, and abuse.” A recent example came
Anti-fraud efforts in North Carolina and Washington are necessary but cannot solve the massive federal deficit.
It has long been a dodge to respond to chronic fiscal gaps with a promise to tackle “waste, fraud, and abuse.” A recent example came from the Artful Dodger himself, Donald Trump, who said on April 3 that a new anti-fraud initiative led by Vice President J.D. Vance had the potential to “balance our American budget.”
It has long been a dodge to respond to chronic fiscal gaps with a promise to tackle “waste, fraud, and abuse.” A recent example came from the Artful Dodger himself,
RALEIGH — As we prepare to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, here is a question worth pondering: was the event it sought to explain and justify, the American War of Independence, fated to succeed?
RALEIGH — According to the latest Education Scorecard report — produced by scholars from Harvard, Stanford, and Dartmouth — the troubling decline
As we prepare to celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, here is a question worth pondering: was the event it sought to explain and justify, the American War of Independence, fated to succeed?
It has long been a dodge to respond to chronic fiscal gaps with a promise to tackle “waste, fraud, and abuse.”
By: John Hood
Mariner's Row, a new military housing development, recently reached a major milestone with the completion of 64 townhomes designed for military families.
