Foxx introduced a bill prohibiting higher education institutions from receiving federal funding for student aid if they engage in the BDS movement.
A new study highlights North Carolina as one of the top ten states in the U.S. for pursuing a career in technology, ranking eighth overall. The study used data such as the percentage of degrees awarded in tech, the cost of attendance, and median earnings four years post-graduation.
Those of us who advocate for school choice need to be cautious of dismissing the value of a public education, while opponents of school choice should be equally cautious of accusing school choice advocates of being anti public school.
On Wednesday, the North Carolina Senate voted 30-19 to override Gov. Roy Cooper’s veto of HB 10 following the House vote to override on Tuesday. This bill will fully fund Opportunity Scholarships, require sheriffs to cooperate with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), and make other budget adjustments.
On Tuesday, the North Carolina House voted 72-44 to override Gov. Roy Cooper’s veto of House Bill 10, a bill that will provide funds to clear the waiting list for the Opportunity Scholarship Program, require North Carolina sheriffs to cooperate with US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and make other budget adjustments.
Dave Boliek unseats Jessica Holmes in state auditor's race.
On Wednesday afternoon, Charlie Kirk, conservative political activist and co-founder of Turning Point USA, visited East Carolina University as one of the last stops on his "Brainwashed Tour."
NCDHHS is giving some flexibility in government regulations to help childcare facilities impacted by Hurricane Helene.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Josh Stein says he would consider rolling back the Opportunity Scholarship program to fund a relative handful of students, reversing key choice victories made in recent years that polling shows is popular with the majority of North Carolinians. Appearing on Capital Tonight Oct. 23, Stein was asked whether he would support eliminating...
For many parents and voters, it is now a matter of deciding who will lead their schools in a post-Helene future.
North Carolina taxes online sports betting at a rate of 18 percent.
