Stacie McGinn proudly advertises her connections with Moms for Liberty, including speaking at their events, telling voters she “collaborated” with them to write the anti-LGBTQ+ “Parents Bill of Rights,” and posting celebratory photos of herself with the leader of a local chapter.
The plan, spearheaded by the right-wing Heritage Foundation, gives a guideline for the next Republican president on how to take away power from everyday people to give politicians, judges, and corporations more control over our way of life.
“Pactiv Evergreen’s closure of the Canton paper mill was a gut punch to our state’s economy and the people of Canton and Haywood County,” said Gov. Roy Cooper. “This company broke its commitment to keep the mill open and the state is taking action to hold them accountable.”
While the decision dealt a blow to Google’s multi-billion-dollar advertising empire, Josh Stein emphasized that it represents a major triumph for individual privacy and marketplace competition.
Tricia Cotham’s party switch gave Republicans a supermajority in the North Carolina General Assembly and allowed them to override a series of Governor Cooper’s vetoes.
El Proyecto 2025, una iniciativa que se perfila como un cambio drástico en la política migratoria, está empezando a tener un impacto significativo en cómo se abordan las deportaciones en el presente.
State officials recently announced that during the 2023-24 school year, only 58% of third graders met reading benchmarks. The trend worsens as students get to high school, as only 33% of 9th graders in North Carolina can read proficiently.
With less than three months until Election Day, organizations across North Carolina are thinking outside the box to get folks fired up to vote.
State Sen. Michael Lee has voted to restrict abortion rights seven times in the last several years. That’s despite campaigning on a promise to “oppose an extreme ban on abortion.”
“The very soul of public education is on the ballot and it’s going to take champions of public education to meet this moment,” Democratic candidate Mo Green said.