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Judge will allow no outside briefs in Comey presidential threat case
The judge overseeing the federal criminal case against former FBI Director James Comey in North Carolina will not accept any friend-of-the-court briefs.
Opinion
Jaleeyah’s Law is only the 1st step in tackling NC gang violence
While Jaleeyah’s Law is a step in the right direction, it’s not the only place to which lawmakers need to turn their attention.
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OSU tennis player added to suit against NCAA as Brantmeier graduates
Ohio State University tennis player Matthew Forbes could join a class-action lawsuit filed against NCAA prize-money restrictions, now that the player who filed the suit in 2024 has graduated from the University of North Carolina.
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Lindberg appeals, seeks to block sales linked to $1.6B restitution order
Former top NC political donor Greg Lindberg filed multiple appeals Thursday after being sentenced in May to 12 years in federal prison and ordered to pay more than $1.6 billion in restitution related to an insurance fraud scheme.
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UNC protesters drop First Amendment claims after campus ban ends
Pro-Palestine protesters have dropped First Amendment claims against the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill now that university officials have ended orders that banned those protesters from campus in 2024.
Opinion
Just because it’s a bill, doesn’t mean it’s being considered
The truth is, all members can file bills on pretty much anything they want. But just because somebody filed something, it doesn't mean "North Carolina" or even "the state legislature" is pursuing this end.
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Court explains decision to reject stay in NC gas pipeline case
The 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals offered a detailed explanation Thursday for its April decision to reject environmental groups’ attempt to stop work on a natural gas pipeline in North Carolina.
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NC House advances bill prohibiting hemp-derived products under 21
A bill prohibting the possesion and sale of hemp-derived and Kratom products by any under 21 was voted throught to the House Rules Committee.
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Left-wing groups claim young voter discrimination in 4th Circuit brief
Three left-of-center activist groups argue in a new federal court filing that North Carolina lawmakers intentionally discriminated against young voters when they changed same-day registration rules in 2023.
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Judge tosses former NCSU athletes’ sexual abuse lawsuit
A Wake County Superior Court judge has dismissed a lawsuit from 31 former North Carolina State University athletes who alleged that NCSU’s former sports medicine director abused them sexually.
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Judge confirms GOP victory in voting dispute over ‘never residents’
A Superior Court judge has ruled that so-called “never residents” cannot vote in any North Carolina election, confirming a result Republican groups predicted two weeks earlier.
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NC House committee votes to ban foreign land ownership
A bill that would prohibit the ownership of NC land by US adervaries and put in place a 50 mile protectionradius around military bases has been voted through to the House Rules Committee.
