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A photo voter identification mandate first sought over a decade ago by North Carolina Republicans could be revived after the state Supreme Court reheard litigation that struck down a voter ID law just three months ago. The difference is now that Republicans hold a majority on the court. They agreed to take a second look at a December ruling issued when Democrats held a majority of seats. That ruling declared the law was unconstitutional and tainted by racial bias. Wednesdays oral arguments on vo...

The N.C. Supreme Court took a second look Wednesday at a case targeting the state’s 2018 voter identification law. The court could reinstate the law, reversing a decision handed down three months ago.

A photo voter identification mandate first sought over a decade ago could possibly be revived in North Carolina.

North Carolina’s newly seated Supreme Court heard arguments Thursday on whether people convicted of felonies — tens of thousands statewide — should be permitted to vote if they aren’t in prison but still are serving probation or parole or have yet to pay fines.

From Miller v. Bonta, decided today by Judge Roger Benitez (S.D. Cal.): "It is cynical." "It is an abomination." "It...

The court battle in Oregon may overshadow the revived Maryland rifle ban challenge, and both are intertwined with the gun control agenda Biden has been pursuing since his days on Capitol Hill.

CNN admits what we already knew about Bruen, that it shatters gun control efforts across the nation.

It did not take long for top gun rights activists to realize that the Second Amendment ruling handed down by the Supreme Court in June was going to transform the

How the Supreme Court put gun control laws in jeopardy nationwide

On Monday, the N.C. Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a lawsuit addressing the voter ID law state lawmakers approved to implement a state constitutional amendment. Defenders of Voter ID are asking the high court to overturn a trial court's ruling that blocked the law, saying it was discriminatory. The law, Senate Bill 824, was