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Critics drop challenge of two northeastern NC Senate districts
Two voters challenging state Senate districts in northeastern North Carolina are dropping their appeal in federal court.
News
Pregnancy center bill would impose disclosures no other NC nonprofit faces
A bill from NC House Democrats would strip $6.75 million from pro-life pregnancy care centers and impose disclosure rules no other state-funded nonprofit faces.
Opinion
Good riddance to racial gerrymandering
An underappreciated consequence of the decision is that it will make it easier for reformers to constrain partisan gerrymandering, too.
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NC may asterisk graduation rate over immigration enforcement
Education officials say they may place an asterisk on NC high school graduation rates if figures drops sharply, citing effects from federal immigration enforcement on attendance.
Opinion
Supreme Court was right to protect donor privacy, and NC was ready
This decision is good news for every organization that has ever stood in government’s crosshairs for holding the “wrong” views. And it is good news for every North Carolinian who has ever written a check to a cause worth fighting for.
News
SCOTUS rejects NC drone company owner’s licensing dispute
The US Supreme Court will not take the case of a North Carolina drone company owner challenging state licensing restrictions.
News
Court filings challenge Sinema’s motion to dismiss NC alienation suit
New court filings challenge former US Sen. Kyrsten Sinema’s motion to dismiss an alienation of affection lawsuit in a North Carolina federal court.
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SCOTUS to review drone owner’s NC licensing dispute
The US Supreme Court is scheduled to review Friday a petition from a North Carolina drone company owner who is challenging state licensing restrictions as unconstitutional.
News
Top NC court tackles $3 billion retiree health benefits dispute
The North Carolina Supreme Court will decide in the months ahead whether 220,000 government retirees can continue to pursue a class action lawsuit against the state health plan and retirement systems.
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Most NC residents say defying Supreme Court would affect midterm vote
NC residents broadly oppose a president defying the Supreme Court, with majorities across party lines — including most Republicans — saying such action would violate the Constitution and affect their midterm vote.
News
States’ challenge to Trump tariffs faces federal court hearing Friday
Legal challenges to President Donald Trump’s latest tariffs head to a federal courtroom Friday in New York City. North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson backs one of the cases.
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Jackson defends NC lawsuit against TikTok
North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson’s office is defending the state’s lawsuit against TikTok in a state Supreme Court filing.
