“This is not a partisan issue,” Rep. Jeff Zenger, R-Forsyth.
The US Department of Justice is opposing requests to revisit the settlement of a federal lawsuit over North Carolina voter registration.
If lawmakers truly want to protect consumers, the path is simple: Treat dealers and independents equally, safeguard personal information, and guarantee families can choose whether their car is repaired with genuine or imitation parts.
North Carolina State Treasurer Brad Briner released the results of a 12-week pilot program between his office and OpenAI on Friday.
NC lawmakers advance a bill to protect minors' online privacy, aiming to curb social media’s impact on youth mental health and prevent data misuse.
NC House lawmakers took action on two bills on May 6 designed to address the potential harms of social-media use by children and teens.
At this month’s Council of State meeting, North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson talked about his office, which, with the Tennessee AG’s office and 29 other AGs, led a letter to Congress urging them to pass legislation that would allow states to deploy cell phone jamming systems to jails and prisons.
North Carolina State Treasurer Brad Briner announced Thursday that his office has entered into a 12-week agreement with Open AI that he says will modernize systems and streamline data processes in services to taxpayers and local governments.
North Carolina had already joined a growing wave of states taking action against TikTok amid broad concerns over national security and data privacy.
The US Supreme Court has upheld a federal law set to take effect Sunday that bans American companies from working with TikTok unless operation of the social media platform is severed from Chinese control.
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.
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