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Elections for state supreme court justices on the ballot in 32 states are taking on new significance in the wake of redistricting fights and post-Roe.

After being framed by a North Carolina police detective, spending more than two decades in prison and fighting to be free, Darryl Howard must now take on

At stake inside a Buncombe County courtroom were a grandfather’s legacy and a family’s inheritance. Asheville real estate investor Robert Perry Tucker II

Monday, June 22, 2020The celebration over the U.S. Supreme Court's DACA ruling might be short-lived. The president said he would renew his push to end the…

/ Tents are seen in 2019 at a migrant camp in Matamoros, Mexico, where hundreds of asylum-seekers were sent to wait for their cases to be heard under then-President Trumps "remain in Mexico" policy. Jamilah Espinosa remembers it well. The Charlotte-based immigration attorney traveled to the U.S.-Mexico border in 2019 when then-President Trump started what’s known as the Migrant Protection Protocols, or "remain in Mexico" policy. It allowed the Department of Homeland Security to send asylum-s...

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The Trump-era deals promised six months’ heads-up on federal immigration policy changes, meaning the states would have had half a year’s notice on Biden’s 100-day deportation chill and the chance to weigh in.

President Joe Biden’s pledge to suspend deportations and relax other immigration rules has hit an obstacle in the form of federal-state agreements — alongside a lone deal with a North

Gay couple says they were asked to leave a NYC restaurant because of their sexuality TODAY 1/25/2021 © Provided by TODAY A gay New York City couple say they were harassed and asked to leave a restaurant this month because of their sexuality. Nelson Ayala and Jamel Brown Jr., who live in the Bronx, say the incident happened at the nearby Puerto Rican restaurant La Isla Cuchifrito. They say a woman who worked behind the counter made homophobic remarks after they had ordered. In a video taken ...

NC SHERIFFS WON'T SUPPORT COOPER'S MIXED DRINKS "TO GO" DIRECTIVE: The North Carolina Sheriffs' Association said Wednesday that it can't find any legal grounds to support Gov. Roy Cooper's recent executive order allowing restaurants and bars to sell mixed drinks for takeout and delivery. Cooper issued the order Monday as a way to limit the spread of coronavirus without hurting