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The 4th US Circuit Court of Appeals has upheld a child pornography conviction in a North Carolina case, despite rejecting the trial judge’s rulings about the defendant’s privacy rights.

A federal judge has dismissed lawsuits Perdue Farms filed against the US Labor Department to block whistleblower proceedings involving two Robeson County poultry farmers.

Duke Energy, Dominion Energy, and the North Carolina Electric Membership Corporation are supporting the state Department of Transportation in a Mecklenburg County easement dispute.

A federal judge has upheld North Carolina’s ban on “ballot selfies,” rejecting a Libertarian voter’s 2024 challenge.

“There are countless stories that may seem small at first, but they carry a powerful impact. The Battle of Moores Creek Bridge is one of those stories,” said Rene Olmos, director and producer.

The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and a former provost are working on a deal to end an open meetings and public records lawsuit against the school.

To preserve Medicaid expansion, keep up with rising health costs, cover the state’s share of SNAP, and fund other programs that one or both parties deem essential would add several billions of dollars a year to the state budget.

North Carolina’s top legislative leaders want to intervene in a federal lawsuit challenging the state’s ban on funding gender transition procedures for prison inmates.

“The Wealth of Nations” being published the same year as the Declaration of Independence was no coincidence. Both works grew from John Locke and the Enlightenment belief that individuals possess natural rights and liberties.

Sheriff Sam Page widens lead over Senate leader Phil Berger to 32 votes after provisional ballots counted in NC Senate District 26 GOP primary.

Baesler was tapped by Trump in February, then confirmed by the US Senate in October, following her role as North Dakota’s state education chief.

Complicating matters, women disproportionately earn degrees in fields with low returns on investment. In some cases, they are financially worse off for having earned a degree in the first place.