While GOP lawmakers are scheduled to return to Raleigh the week of November 16 to 19, Gov. Stein is urging state lawmakers to not play political games, but instead focus...
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While GOP lawmakers are scheduled to return to Raleigh the week of November 16 to 19, Gov. Stein is urging state lawmakers to not play political games, but instead focus...
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El pasado domingo, la ciudad de Durham se llenó de sabor, alegría y orgullo cultural durante la celebración del Día Nacional de la Pupusa, organizada por Pupusas for Education. El evento reunió a miembros de la comunidad para rendir homenaje a uno de los platillos más emblemáticos de la cultura salvadoreña y celebrar las tradiciones que unen a generaciones y familias.
Governor Josh Stein objects to Trump’s harmful proposal to change the 2030 census because the changes undercount many North Carolinians, including undercounting military families, immigrant households, disaster survivors, and Indigenous communities.
Una encuesta de UnidosUS revela una participación récord del electorado latino en las elecciones de 2026, impulsada principalmente por la preocupación por la inflación, el costo de vida y la situación económica de las familias.
While GOP lawmakers are scheduled to return to Raleigh the week of November 16 to 19, Gov. Stein is urging state lawmakers to not play political games, but instead focus on the needs of North Carolinians.
Gov. Stein is going to court to return power to the people of our state. Now, it’s the Supreme Court’s responsibility to hold Republican leadership accountable for their corrupt, unconstitutional attempt to subvert the will of the voters.
Democrats were able to flip 17 seats in the House of Representatives and brought the Senate to a near 50/50 split down party lines. Of the races that changed the dynamic of the legislature, many were in red districts held by longstanding Republican incumbents.
“This is a critical investment in our children and families, and it helps us continue building a stronger, healthier North Carolina for all,” Stein said.
North Carolinians want to know where candidates stand on data centers. Many people are finding themselves unwittingly in the crosshairs of these developments, knowing that their land, water, and even electric bills are going to be negatively affected and, as a result, are forced to get involved.
North Carolina’s portion comes from the $17.1 billion Meta has agreed to pay across 47 states in the second-largest state consumer protection settlement in history. The suit, initially brought in 2023, alleged Meta specifically designed Instagram and Facebook to hook children on their apps.
Whatley’s support for the war has also drawn questions about his personal financial interests. The North Carolina Democratic Party has criticized his investments in oil & gas and defense companies, arguing that those holdings could benefit from the same policies contributing to higher costs for consumers.
Changes to SNAP and Medicaid kicked in this month that will affect millions of North Carolina residents and their ability to access food and healthcare.
Voting to raise electric bills, deny free school lunch, make it easier to pollute NC water, and block repairs to school heating and air conditioning don’t sound like Reeder’s campaign claim that he “helped improve the lives of families across North Carolina.”
Voters in North Carolina House District 7 will choose between Republican Cory Thornton and Democrat Mark Speed in the November 3, 2026, general election. The race will determine who succeeds Republican Rep. Matthew Winslow, who is not seeking reelection.
As North Carolinians are struggling with rising costs, underfunded public schools, and deep cuts to healthcare programs, Scalise appears consumed by an obsession with waging culture wars.