Una jueza federal nombrada por Donald Trump ha ordenado a la administración Trump facilitar el regreso de un joven Venezolano deportado a El Salvador el mes pasado, al considerar que su expulsión violó un acuerdo judicial previo.
A North Carolina Democrat is trying, for the fourth time, to improve maternal health care in the state. Filed by Chatham County Senator Natalie Murdock, Senate Bill 571, entitled Momnibus 3.0, would create two grant programs.
Hour by hour, here’s how a typical family’s day in North Carolina involves imported goods:
Senator Thom Tillis was among 20 Senate Republicans who voted against bipartisan legislation to expand Social Security benefits for over 2 million Americans, including teachers, firefighters, and law enforcement officers. The bill, known as the Social Security Fairness Act, passed the Senate in December 2024 in a 76-20 vote and was signed into law by President Biden on January 5, 2025.
North Carolinians and medical professionals from Asheville to Fayetteville and Raleigh have expressed grave concerns over the impending cuts as Republicans are looking to roll back the government’s share of Medicaid expansion in their latest budget.
Chants echoed throughout communities in North Carolina and across the United States as thousands of Americans spoke out against federal cuts, Constitutional concerns, and human rights violations.
La Corte Suprema de EE. UU. decidió 9-0 que la administración Trump debe facilitar el regreso de Kilmar Abrego García, un hombre de Maryland deportado erróneamente a El Salvador, donde fue enviado a una prisión conocida por presencia de pandillas.
NC lawmakers filed almost 2,000 bills for this session, laying out their priorities for the year, ranging from education to public safety and voting changes. Here’s a look at a few of the bills that made it in on the final day of filing.
The press conference featured current and future health care professionals as well as community activists who have experience working with Medicaid, a program that provides affordable health care to over 2.6 million working-class, elderly, and disabled North Carolinians.
The 18 senators who signed the letter warned that without swift intervention, the tariffs could cause lasting harm to North Carolina’s economy.