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North Carolina may soon have a new political party, but not if the elections board chair can stop it.

Last week, Megyn Kelly asked former President Trump about his stance on transgenderism, which has changed radically over time.

President Joe Biden is reportedly creating the first-ever federal office of gun violence prevention, a step pushed by gun control activists.

The organization reportedly prescribed estrogen to a special needs 18-year-old.

Students for Fair Admissions, the group that brought the lawsuit to the Supreme Court that ended affirmative action for admissions at colleges, is now targeting West Point military academy, filing a lawsuit asserting the academy discriminates against white applicants.

Supervised drug consumption sites allow people to bring their own drugs.

A committee of the New York City Council is set to vote Tuesday on a proposal that could result in monuments to figures like George Washington and Christopher Columbus being taken down.

Tennessee lawmakers are looking at rejecting federal dollars for public education and replacing them with state dollars in a move that would make Tennessee the first in the nation to turn down federal education funding.

The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has scheduled Sept. 21 for oral arguments in a case involving N.C. State Health Plan coverage of treatments used by transgender patients.

The Senate will no longer enforce a dress code for senators a few months after Sen. John Fetterman (D-PA) made headlines for disregarding the rules.