Budd urges US Dept of Labor to end Biden-era agriculture regulations
Budd leads effort to roll back regulations that increase costs for farmers.
Harrigan introduced a bill to reinstate service members discharged who refused the COVID-19 vaccine.
There is ample evidence to point to the incoming Trump administration being confronted with a stagnating economy — or worse.
On Friday, Sens. Thom Tillis and Ted Budd, as well as Reps. Virginia Foxx and Chuck Edwards, Republican lawmakers representing North Carolina, sent a letter to President Biden urging him to waive regulations and provide temporary housing to the victims of Hurricane Helene.
US Senate makes a deal impacting judicial nominations, including Ryan Park.
Minn. Governor and Democratic vice presidential nominee Tim Walz will visit Durham and Forsyth counties Thursday, working to drum up enthusiasm on the first day of early voting and mere weeks until election day. Anticipating his visit, local farmers and business owners in North Carolina are demanding answers from the Harris campaign on whether the...
Tillis introduced a Senate Resolution condemning the Biden Administration for withholding military aide from Israel.
As the Biden administration and US Senate leadership push for passage of a border deal drawing heavy criticism from conservatives, both US senators from North Carolina have indicated they will vote 'No' on the legislation.
72 Republicans in the North Carolina House sent a letter to Gov. Cooper on Wednesday urging him to stand in solidarity with Texas.
Republican Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson said that he doesn’t consider himself a politician but rather a public servant as he gave the response to Democrat Gov. Roy Cooper’s State of the State address Monday night.
As Vice President Kamala Harris was in Raleigh earlier in the week touting the Biden administration’s role in helping small businesses, one fixture of the Raleigh restaurant scene says inflation, labor costs, and supply chain problems have made it extremely difficult for small businesses.
An FAA computer system used for communication with air traffic control and enabling pilots to access flight plans crashed early Wednesday morning, causing the FAA to ground all flights for a short time across the U.S., including North Carolina.