Jahnmaud Lane, who attended the Stop The Steal rally that preceded the attack on the Capitol, applied to be a member of Durham’s Human Relations Council.
Some residents said they were “embarrassed to live in” Holly Springs after the council refused to adopt Wake County’s non-discrimination ordinance and didn’t recognize Pride Month.
Hundreds of North Carolinians joined in a nationwide rally to demand gun reforms in the “March For Our Lives” events held in Asheville, Raleigh and Charlotte earlier this month.
While reflecting on adversity, Robinson said, “my God tells me that when I face adversity that, number one, I am to stand up like a man! M-A-N!”
Should the United States Supreme Court officially overturn Roe v. Wade in the coming weeks, state courts are likely to be “flooded” with litigation forcing them to rule on access to abortion, according to Politico.
An analysis by FactCheck.org, noted that an estimated 102 million Americans who are either retired or work but make less than $28,000 annually would be impacted by the tax plan.
This isn’t the first time Bo Hines, a 26-year-old trust fund kid and political newcomer, has been in the news for his poor decision-making.
With the Jan. 6 committee public hearings in the news, it’s a good time to remember which North Carolina politicians are believers of “The Big Lie” and tried to subvert democracy by refusing to certify the 2020 election.
Coach K discussed the recent shooting in a special town hall taping of his satellite radio show. His comments received applause from the audience in attendance.
At least six media outlets have pulled an ad from the National Republican Senatorial Campaign committee attacking Democratic candidate Cheri Beasley.