Don’t Let North Carolina Become California
Guidelines from the NC Division of Social Services direct case workers to assess whether a child is at risk from parents who refuse to affirm gender identity.
The North Carolina Court of Appeals will allow a Guilford County mother and son to move forward with their forced COVID vaccination claims against the local school board and a medical society.
I’m not saying government should stand by and do nothing, but we should certainly be wary of creating broad new authorities for state government without clear evidence that the benefits outweigh the costs.
Parents retain the primary responsibility and authority for the upbringing of their children, and parents do not owe failing systems their children’s futures.
The girls of Cabarrus County deserve the same Spartan courage Union County showed against Cooper, Cohen, and the left-wing administration in Raleigh.
North Carolinians should reject the message of the NCAE's "Kids over Corporations" initiative and embrace educational freedom.
For all the satisfied smiles among school-choice supporters, and the gnashing of teeth among its opponents, North Carolina is not one of the top-ranked states for educational freedom. That’s how the American Legislative Exchange Council sees it, anyway. Its latest Index of State Education Freedom, published in January, gave the Tar Heel State a B+....
What used to be considered a normal level of freedom for kids is now, unfortunately, under attack in many places.
We are long past due for legislation that prioritizes placing our state’s most vulnerable children with stable families, whether blood relatives or not.
The North Carolina Supreme Court has chosen to review this case, and the plaintiffs hope that this will finally bring about a just outcome and prevent this from ever happening again.
A mother and teenage son fighting a forced COVID vaccination in court will have to overcome the impact of a 2005 federal law.
A March 19 decision, written by North Carolina Court of Appeals Judge Donna Stroud and joined by Judge Julie Flood, overturned a lower court’s decision that a non-biological parent of a child created by in vitro fertilization (IVF) needed to pay child support. The decision comes as revolutionary new fertility treatments and changing norms on...