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A Guilford County mother is asking the N.C. Court of Appeals to revive her lawsuit against the Guilford school board and Old North State Medical Society. She blames the defendants for the forced COVID vaccination of her teenage son.

University education departments are not the only place to find teachers.

Target announced plans to shut down nine stores across four different U.S. states after ongoing reports of violence, theft, and organized retail crime have threatened the safety of shoppers and employees.

Former Rep. Will Hurd (R-TX) dropped out of the Republican presidential primary on Monday night, becoming the second Republican to do so.

Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-NY) met with Chinese Communist Party General Secretary Xi Jinping on Monday to discuss the ongoing Hamas terrorist attacks on Israel and the U.S.-China relationship.

"This is huge. Our ban on child mutilation has been upheld."

N.C. Attorney General Josh Stein and district attorneys in Durham, Guilford, and Wake counties have filed motions asking a federal judge to dismiss a lawsuit challenging the state's updated anti-riot law.

A California law banning possession and sale of gun magazines holding more than 10 rounds was blocked by a federal judge who said the law was unconstitutional in a decision released on Friday.

Target Corporation is making drastic changes in its product selection in an effort to win back customers following the first quarterly earnings loss in six years. Thus, they have unveiled the new Straight White Male Pride Collection available in stores nationwide.

LCPS tried to blame Donald Trump's Title IX policies for its rape coverup. But its own lawyers said Trump made the policies more stringent, and there "can be no doubt" that LCPS violated them--potentially giving ammunition to the father of the rape victim in a lawsuit.