Stein's fundraising outdid Robinson's by more than four times.
Questions continue to linger around the mysterious shooting of Krishana Polite, a former top aide to Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson, who was struck by a stray bullet in a parking lot while leaving a New Year’s Eve church service.
CNN takes aim at former Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson’s legal arguments in the latest federal court filing tied to Robinson’s defamation lawsuit against the cable news outlet. CNN is asking a judge to dismiss Robinson’s case.
Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson accuses CNN of attributing “vile and bizarre comments” to him “for sensationalist and spiteful purposes” and to ruin his reputation during his recent campaign for governor. Robinson offered those comments in a federal court filing Thursday in his defamation case against the television network.
Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson is urging a federal judge to return his defamation lawsuit against CNN and a former porn store clerk to state court. Robinson’s lawyers filed a motion Monday to remand the case to the state court system.
The centrist American political organization No Labels is hosting its national meeting in Washington, DC, Thursday drawing scores of Republicans, Democrats, and Independents set on bringing bipartisanship and moderate politics to issues like immigration, border security, taxes, and the national debt. “We’re living through one of those rare moments in history where historic changes can...
Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson and a former porn store clerk filed competing federal court documents this week in Robinson’s defamation lawsuit that also involves CNN. The lieutenant governor challenges defendant Louis Money’s attempt to have the case dismissed.
Ramesh Ponnuru, editor of National Review, speaks about predictions for the incoming Trump administration and North Carolina's role on the national level.
Tuesday’s Council of State (COS) meeting in Raleigh marked not only the end of the year but, for some, the end of Council members’ terms and, possibly, their political careers.
The Senate overrided the veto in a 30 to 19 vote on Monday along party lines after a brief recess due to loud disruptions from protestors, prompting Senate President and Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson to clear the gallery.
Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed Senate Bill 382 Tuesday, the bill that includes funding for disaster relief in western North Carolina, while also diverting some of the governor’s power over the State Board of Elections (NCSBE), and making other shifts to state government chain of command.
