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Gov. Roy Cooper is urging a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit from unaffiliated voters who want the right to serve on the N.C. State Board of Elections. Cooper, a Democrat, filed a motion to dismiss the case roughly two months after Republican legislative leaders made the same request.

8 posts published by Dark Helmet, Karl Bode, Leigh Beadon, Mike Masnick, Tim Cushing, and Gretchen Heckmann on May 9, 2023

WHEELING – A group of parents have filed a lawsuit seeking to make West Virginia permit religious exemptions for vaccines to attend school.

Legislators and medical student leaders are advancing efforts to stop legacy admissions, a practice they say limits diversity and offers an advantage to applicants with relations to alumni and donors.

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Kimberly Dunckel and her family were not exactly sure what they wanted to do with the more than three acres they purchased on the edge of Winston-Salem in 2017. But they knew they wanted to use their home to build up their community. As they fixed up the property, a vision came together: an animal

The Supreme Court once again is poised to rewrite policy on some of the country's thorniest issues over the next two months as the justices complete their term with rulings expected on race, religious liberty, voting rights, social media and gay rights.

The context for 3 NC Supreme Court election rulings

As of August 1, its hostility toward experts and democracy wont fly.