North Carolina
NC Election Board Chair Resigns After Making Joke Comparing Women To Cows
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07.31.19 | 8:48 am
NC GOP Candidate Likened Repealing LGBTQ Protections To Rescuing Jews During WWII
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07.09.19 | 1:10 pm
TV-Obsessed Trump Holding Campaign Rally In NC On Day Of Mueller Testimony
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07.03.19 | 7:39 am
Court Doc: GOP Consultant’s Files Reveal NC Leg Lied In Redistricting Case
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06.06.19 | 5:39 pm
North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper, a Democrat, has condemned his state's Republican-sponsored voter ID law and constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage. But in his position he must defend the state against lawsuits on both issues. (Takaaki Iwabu/Raleigh News & Observer/MCT) North Carolina Attorney General Roy Cooper, a Democrat, has condemned his state's Republican-sponsored voter ID law and constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage. But in his position he must defend the state against lawsuits on both issues. (Takaaki Iwabu/Raleigh News & Observer/MCT)
NC Republicans Fail To Overturn Guv’s Veto Of Anti-Abortion Bill
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06.06.19 | 9:32 am
Ruth Bromer, 63 of Raleigh, North Carolina (foreground) and Jennifer Hesse, 34, of Cary (center) shout slogans on the BiCentennial Plaza across from the Legislative Building as the North Carolina Senate gave its approval to a series of abortion restrictions Wednesday, July 3, 2013 in Raleigh, North Carolina. The bill, when originally introduced prohibited the recognition of foreign law, such as Islamic Sharia law, in family courts, was changed Tuesday with little public notice and the new bill titled the Family, Faith and Freedom Protection Act, added anti-abortion legislation. Senators voted 29-12 to approve House Bill 695. (Chuck Liddy/Raleigh News & Observer/MCT) Ruth Bromer, 63 of Raleigh, North Carolina (foreground) and Jennifer Hesse, 34, of Cary (center) shout slogans on the BiCentennial Plaza across from the Legislative Building as the North Carolina Senate gave its approval to a series of abortion restrictions Wednesday, July 3, 2013 in Raleigh, North Carolina. The bill, when originally introduced prohibited the recognition of foreign law, such as Islamic Sharia law, in family courts, was changed Tuesday with little public notice and the new bill titled the Family, Faith and Freedom Protection Act, added anti-abortion legislation. Senators voted 29-12 to approve House Bill 695. (Chuck Liddy/Raleigh News & Observer/MCT)
North Carolina GOP Looks To Ram Through Anti-Abortion Law
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05.23.19 | 6:00 am
What Will The Biggest Obstacles To The Ballot Box Be In 2020?
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05.16.19 | 6:00 am
Republican candidate for Lt. Governor Dan Forest is greeted by a supporter as he watches election returns at Sparians, an entertainment complex in North Hills in Raleigh, North Carolina on Tuesday, November 6, 2012. Forest is running against Democrat Linda Coleman. (Chris Seward/Raleigh News & Observer/MCT) Republican candidate for Lt. Governor Dan Forest is greeted by a supporter as he watches election returns at Sparians, an entertainment complex in North Hills in Raleigh, North Carolina on Tuesday, November 6, 2012. Forest is running against Democrat Linda Coleman. (Chris Seward/Raleigh News & Observer/MCT)
Indicted Businessman Bankrolled NC GOP Gubernatorial Front-Runner’s Groups
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04.02.19 | 5:18 pm
Rep. Mark Walker Caught Up In Corruption Probe Roiling NC GOP
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04.02.19 | 3:58 pm
Hayes R.2(DG)091200 -- Robin Hayes, R-N.C., during the press conference to announce support by a new coalition of businesses and organizations for the proposed Broadband Internet Access Act of 2000. Hayes R.2(DG)091200 -- Robin Hayes, R-N.C., during the press conference to announce support by a new coalition of businesses and organizations for the proposed Broadband Internet Access Act of 2000.
North Carolina GOP Chairman Indicted In Latest Scandal For Party
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04.02.19 | 12:14 pm