The dangerous business of studying the founders

RALEIGH -- Earlier this year, North Carolina legislators chimed in on a subject that had brought derision upon state educators the year before. In passing the Founding Principles Act, legislators made known that they wanted high school students to take another dip in U.S. history that included instruction on the ideas of the nation's founders and ...

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