NCSU settles legal disagreement with former Poe Hall student, worker
North Carolina State University and a former grad student and employee have resolved a court dispute involving the Poe Hall shutdown, according to a court filing Friday at the state Supreme Court. NCSU...
View ArticleDigital outage raises a red flag on technology policy
Friday’s global software outage is flagging a serious weak point in the nation’s digital infrastructure say technology policy experts. Cybersecurity provider CrowdStrike’s recent tech update triggered...
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Son of Holocaust survivor threatened following attack at Asheville library
Over the weekend, self-described “Zionist,” David Moritz, received an anonymous threat in the mail. It comes nearly a month after he and two others were assaulted while attending an event entitled...
View ArticleOrr appeals ‘fair elections’ lawsuit ruling
Former state Supreme Court Justice Bob Orr is taking his “fair elections” lawsuit to North Carolina’s appellate courts. Orr filed a notice Friday of his appeal challenging a three-judge panel’s...
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Biden abandona la carrera presidencial y respalda a Harris y Cooper en la...
En una carta publicada el domingo por la tarde, el presidente Joe Biden anunció que no buscará la reelección en noviembre. Dirigida a “Mis compatriotas”, la carta enumera los puntos de conversación de...
View ArticleHow would Roy Cooper as VP impact down-ballot races in NC?
Recent reports suggest that North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper is being considered as a potential vice-presidential candidate to run alongside current Vice President Kamala Harris on the Democratic...
View ArticleFoxx slams ‘rotten culture’ at Secret Service in congressional hearing on...
Nine days after the attempted assassination against former President Donald Trump, members of the US House of Representatives examined Secret Service failures on Monday during an Oversight Committee...
View ArticleImmigration reform group supports Davidson student’s federal ‘illegal alien’...
The Immigration Reform Law Institute is supporting the federal lawsuit of a Davidson County student suspended from school for speaking the words “illegal alien” in class. The suit from 16-year-old...
View ArticleBar owners defend COVID shutdown lawsuit against Cooper’s appeal
Bar owners suing Gov. Roy Cooper over his shutdown of their businesses during the COVID-19 pandemic are defending their complaint at the state’s highest court. Plaintiffs in the case Howell v. Cooper...
View ArticleFederal Appeals Court revives inmate’s lawsuit over Wilson County jail...
The 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals will allow a man to proceed with a lawsuit targeting unsanitary conditions at the Wilson County Detention Center. The unanimous decision reverses a trial judge’s...
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Utilities Commission to hear expert testimony on high costs of carbon...
The North Carolina Utilities Commission will conduct hearings beginning Wednesday, July 24, to hear from experts on the potential consequences of Duke Energy’s Carbon Plan. The hearings are part of the...
View ArticleJustice for All Party files lawsuit against NC elections board over ballot...
Leaders of the Justice for All Party tied to left-of-center activist Cornel West filed a federal lawsuit Monday. it targets the North Carolina State Board of Elections and its director. The party...
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Stein endorses Harris for president
On Monday, North Carolina’s Attorney General and Democratic nominee for governor, Josh Stein, endorsed Vice President Kamala Harris for president. His opponent, Republican Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson, said...
View ArticleDoctor fired from Duke for resisting DEI agenda says majority of colleagues...
Duke University Hospital was named one of the best hospitals in America last week in the U.S. News & World Report’s 2024-2025 “Best Hospitals” rankings, but a doctor who was recently fired from...
View Article¿Cómo impactaría Roy Cooper como vicepresidente en las elecciones en Carolina...
Informes recientes sugieren que el gobernador de Carolina del Norte, Roy Cooper, está siendo considerado como un posible candidato a vicepresidente para postularse junto a la actual vicepresidenta...
View ArticleFoxx critica la “cultura podrida” del Servicio Secreto en una audiencia en el...
Nueve días después del intento de asesinato contra el expresidente Donald Trump, miembros de la Cámara de Representantes de Estados Unidos examinaron el lunes las fallas del Servicio Secreto durante...
View ArticleVoter ID critics oppose stay in federal lawsuit
If a federal judge rules against North Carolina’s photo voter identification law, ID critics urge her not to block her own ruling during state lawmakers’ appeals. Voter ID critics filed paperwork...
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Stein respalda a Harris para la presidencia
El lunes, el fiscal general de Carolina del Norte y candidato demócrata a gobernador, Josh Stein, respaldó a la vicepresidenta Kamala Harris para la presidencia. Su oponente, el vicegobernador...
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Sowing Resilience Heroes: Little Loaf Bakery and Schoolhouse
Food deserts and food insecurity caused by rising inflation are growing problem in North Carolina and across the nation. Sowing Resilience seeks solutions to these challenges that North Carolinians...
View ArticleTeen disputes federal immunity in forced COVID vaccination lawsuit
A Guilford County teenager and his mother challenge the argument that a federal law blocks their lawsuit over the teen’s forced COVID vaccination. They filed a new brief Tuesday with the North Carolina...
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