Since 1979, American Presidents have been declaring publicly that the government of Iran is a threat to American and Western security. The theocratic regime of Iran has sponsored and funded countless terrorist attacks and taken dozens of American hostages.
New federal reports show two outside groups disclosed $821,002.04 in independent expenditures opposing Don Davis in NC-1 and Jennifer Balkcom in NC-11.
RALEIGH - Three North Carolina civil legal aid organizations filed a lawsuit Friday challenging provisions of the 2026 state budget that redirect revenue from a court-created legal services program and limit which groups may receive remaining grants.
RALEIGH - A Trafalgar Group poll released Monday shows Democrat Roy Cooper leading Republican Michael Whatley by 7.9 percentage points in North Carolina's 2026 U.S. Senate race.
RALEIGH - The North Carolina State Health Plan and Treasurer Brad Briner have sued Atrium Health, asking a Wake County judge to block a new cost-sharing program before 2027 open enrollment.
Data centers are the unseen backbone of modern society, frequently misunderstood and unfairly criticized for their resource consumption. In reality, these facilities are indispensable engines of economic growth and technological progress.
I care deeply about this community and its people so I write to say to the people of Cumberland County, the Party is over - It’s time to work! It doesn’t matter what party the politician is affiliated with, it only matters what the individuals stand for and against.
WASHINGTON — U.S. Sen. Thom Tillis said President Donald Trump’s plan to allow Russian diesel imports may violate federal law, joining a bipartisan call to reverse course.
RALEIGH — Gov. Josh Stein signed a temporary suspension of North Carolina’s 41-cent-per-gallon motor-fuel tax, turning a bipartisan affordability measure into law through Nov. 30.
RALEIGH - North Carolina legislative leaders filed new briefs defending laws that limit the governor’s choices for appellate court vacancies and redistribute appointment authority over state boards and commissions.
RALEIGH - A state audit found significant control weaknesses over $66.5 million in inventory held by the North Carolina Department of Adult Correction, while the department said it has begun training and monitoring changes.
CHARLOTTE - Democratic U.S. House candidate LaKesha Womack bought a north Charlotte home outside the 14th Congressional District she is seeking to represent, according to an official county property record and a WBTV review of district boundaries.
