Before you bask in the pain of your political rivals, cut off your family and friends, or blame entire people groups, consider Lincoln's counsel.
A Libertarian voter challenging North Carolina’s ban on ballot selfies posted a photo of her posing with her general election ballot this week. She will not face prosecution for the action, thanks to a court order issued on Oct. 21.
Anti-SLAPP laws provide a needed balance and give judges an extra tool to ensure free speech is protected and court resources aren’t wasted on frivolous suits.
In District 42, Democrat Woodson Bradley is facing Republican Stacie McGinn for the seat currently held by Sen. Rachel Hunt, the Democratic nominee for lieutenant governor. Democrats have labeled McGinn a MAGA "extremist" and criticized her support for groups like Moms for Liberty and her opposition to DEI policies. However, McGinn is pointing to Bradley's role as a high-level sales manager in an alleged pyramid scheme that was shut down by the Federal Trade Commission in 2013.
Whether it be the heating bill, the price of gas, or the energy cost premium priced into every product from hair-ties to housing, families across North Carolina deserve the same haste for real energy solutions as Big Tech.
Politicians have always sought emerging media formats to expand their reach and name recognition — this year is no different. Kamala Harris and Donald Trump are fighting over the domination of a new medium: podcasts.
Artificial intelligence can make our lives better. We ought to treat its increased convenience with caution.
A former Winston-Salem State University professor challenging his dismissal in a lawsuit at North Carolina’s highest court emphasizes concerns about free speech and administrative deference in his latest court filing. The North Carolina Supreme Court will consider WSSU’s decision to fire Alvin Mitchell in 2019. Lower courts have ruled in favor of the university.
NC is one of 13 states suing TikTok over children's mental health concerns.
Data monitoring could be the reason your rates go up even if you’re really a safe driver. Progressive, for example, says that 20% of those who enroll in its UBI program end up seeing a rate increase.
North Carolina’s taxes on cellular users are 9.12%, more than three percent below the national average of 12.82 percent. The state rate increased only slightly from 9.05% in 2023. Nationwide, wireless service taxes increased 8.8% on average nationwide in 2024, according to a new report from the Tax Foundation. State and local taxes on wireless...
