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Judge rejects temporary restraining order in NC Atrium suit

A state Business Court judge has denied the State Health Plan’s request for a temporary restraining order in its lawsuit against Atrium.

What socialists almost get right

Despite the appeal of socialist comradery, people should find community in voluntary associations which pursue non-coercive means of social betterment.

Jackson joins Democrat attorneys general opposing Head Start rule changes

Attorney General Jeff Jackson joined 23 other Democratic attorneys general in a letter calling proposed federal changes to Head Start unlawful. The letter cites no North Carolina data, and supporters of the rule say it cuts duplicative regulations and returns decisions to states.

NC elections board Democrats question noncitizen-voter findings

Two Democratic members of the North Carolina State Board of Elections (NCSBE) raised concerns Thursday over the investigation into more than 1,500 potential noncitizen voter registrations, questioning the accuracy of the federal database used to identify them and warning that the findings could fuel perceptions of widespread voter fraud.