Federal Appeals Court chucks class certification for NC, SC Bojangles workers
The 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals has thrown out the class certification for a lawsuit involving Bojangles shift managers in North Carolina and South Carolina. The workers make claims of unpaid...
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Foxx critica al Departamento de Educación por gastar más de mil millones de...
El Departamento de Educación de Estados Unidos ha gastado 1,002,522,304.81 dólares de los contribuyentes en financiar programas de diversidad, equidad e inclusión (DEI), según un informe publicado el...
View ArticleDEQ urges top NC court to reverse animal waste permit ruling
The North Carolina Department of Environmental Quality is urging the state’s highest court to reverse a lower court’s decision in a case pitting the department against the North Carolina Farm Bureau....
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Cooper delivers farewell address saying ‘I’m not done’
Gov. Roy Cooper delivered his official farewell address on Wednesday morning, marking the end of eight years in North Carolina’s Executive Mansion and nearly 40 years as an elected official in state...
View ArticleLumbee Tribe of North Carolina advances toward full federal recognition
The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina has moved closer to achieving full federal recognition. On Tuesday, the U.S. House passed HR 1101 with a vote of 311-96. This legislation would grant the tribe full...
View ArticleNC’s 16 electors officially go to Trump as debates continue over America’s...
North Carolina’s 16 Electoral College votes were officially cast for Donald Trump on Tuesday after state electors met at noon in the Capitol to represent the preference of the state’s voters in the...
View ArticleGriffin asks NC Supreme Court to stop elections board ‘from counting unlawful...
Republican state Supreme Court candidate Jefferson Griffin is asking North Carolina’s highest court to issue an order blocking state elections officials “from counting unlawful ballots” from the recent...
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Audit finds NCDHHS lax with nursing home oversight
The North Carolina Office of State Auditor (NCOSA) released an audit report this week highlighting the lax oversight of the North Carolina Department of Health and Human Services (NCDHHS), Division of...
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Cooper pronuncia su discurso de despedida diciendo: “No he terminado”
El gobernador Roy Cooper pronunció su discurso oficial de despedida el miércoles por la mañana, marcando el final de ocho años en la Mansión Ejecutiva de Carolina del Norte y casi 40 años como...
View ArticleWaste Watch: Federal waste and inefficiency in IT management
Billions of taxpayer dollars fund government projects that are mismanaged and go over budget. Taxpayer money is also wasted on fees that government agencies are charged by software companies that have...
View ArticleNC elections officials remove Griffin’s complaint from state Supreme Court to...
The North Carolina State Board of Elections filed paperwork Thursday to move state Supreme Court candidate Jefferson Griffin’s latest legal complaint to federal court. “Defendant North Carolina State...
View ArticleWhistleblower report blows the lid on VinFast vehicles safety
A British whistleblower has been fired over his alleged claims that VinFast vehicles can fall apart while driving, causing serious injuries or death, as in the case of a family of four from California...
View ArticleStein defends abortion drug stance in latest federal court filing
Governor-elect Josh Stein restated his case against North Carolina’s restrictions on the abortion drug mifepristone in a new court filing this week. Stein is the lead defendant in a UNC Health doctor’s...
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Left-wing activist Barber sues movie theater chain over 2023 seating incident
The Rev. William Barber is taking a movie theater chain to court over a 2023 incident in Greenville that left him “humiliated,” “embarrassed,” and “defamed.” Barber filed a federal lawsuit Thursday...
View Article‘Petty sniping’: Speaker Moore rebukes NCInnovation ‘Special Litigation...
According to a letter released by NC House Speaker Tim Moore, R-Cleveland, sent to CEO of state funded NCInnovation (NCI), the organization has threatened legal action against a House staffer, and...
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Una auditoría concluye que el NCDHHS es negligente en la supervisión de...
La Oficina del Auditor Estatal de Carolina del Norte (NCOSA) publicó esta semana un informe de auditoría que destaca la falta de supervisión por parte de la División de Regulación de Servicios de Salud...
View ArticleRiggs intervenes in federal court as Supreme Court ballot challenges continue
North Carolina Supreme Court Justice Allison Riggs is intervening in federal court as her opponent continues to challenge thousands of ballots cast in their recent election contest. The challenges...
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Mitchell County church serves as a beacon of hope after Helene
Spruce Pine First Baptist Church in Mitchell County has been a beacon of hope since Hurricane Helene struck western North Carolina in late September. After Helene hit, thanks to a generator, it was...
View ArticleRobinson rebuts CNN’s arguments for dismissing defamation lawsuit
Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson accuses CNN of attributing “vile and bizarre comments” to him “for sensationalist and spiteful purposes” and to ruin his reputation during his recent campaign for governor....
View ArticleFederal judge denies temporary restraining order in NC Supreme Court ballot...
A federal judge has denied Republican candidate Jefferson Griffin’s request for a temporary restraining order in a dispute over more than 60,000 ballots cast in North Carolina’s state Supreme Court...
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