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Cooper administration disappoints with decision to appeal judge’s ruling in disability rights case

By Rob Schofield

12/2/2022

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Congress should pass Afghan Adjustment Act

By Rob Schofield

12/1/2022

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High Court case could curtail future rights of Medicaid patients

By Rob Schofield

11/30/2022

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Events continue to vindicate President Biden’s foreign policy

By Rob Schofield

11/29/2022

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NC Justice Center executive director Rick Glazier discusses the state of public education funding and whether the impending shift in the partisan makeup of the state Supreme Court is likely to have an impact on the landmark Leandro case

By Clayton Henkel

11/28/2022

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State Senator Natalie Murdock discusses the destructive impact of partisan gerrymandering, the desire of many voters to protect abortion rights, and what issues may dominate the 2023 legislative session.

By Clayton Henkel

11/28/2022

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Hate and ignorance from politicians spurs violence against LGBTQ+ people

By Rob Schofield

11/28/2022

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We can’t surrender to gun violence madness

By Rob Schofield

11/25/2022

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Hunger knows no holiday. Here’s how to help.

By Rob Schofield

11/24/2022

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Declining state investments shake public confidence in core services

By Rob Schofield

11/23/2022

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Republican judges and justices should honor their pledges by respecting precedent

By Rob Schofield

11/22/2022

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Congressman-elect Wiley Nickel of North Carolina’s 13th District talks about the 118th Congress and why he thinks it’s still possible for Democrats and Republicans in Washington to find common ground

By Clayton Henkel

11/21/2022

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Western Carolina University political scientist Dr. Chris Cooper discusses why Democrats did well in congressional elections even as Republicans extended their control over state government

By Clayton Henkel

11/21/2022

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President and CEO of the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina Ashley McCumber discusses the state of hunger in North Carolina

By Clayton Henkel

11/21/2022

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Cooper administration disappoints with decision to appeal judge’s ruling in disability rights case

Congress should pass Afghan Adjustment Act

High Court case could curtail future rights of Medicaid patients

Events continue to vindicate President Biden’s foreign policy

NC Justice Center executive director Rick Glazier discusses the state of public education funding and whether the impending shift in the partisan makeup of the state Supreme Court is likely to have an impact on the landmark Leandro case

State Senator Natalie Murdock discusses the destructive impact of partisan gerrymandering, the desire of many voters to protect abortion rights, and what issues may dominate the 2023 legislative session.

Hate and ignorance from politicians spurs violence against LGBTQ+ people

We can’t surrender to gun violence madness

Hunger knows no holiday. Here’s how to help.

Declining state investments shake public confidence in core services

Republican judges and justices should honor their pledges by respecting precedent

Congressman-elect Wiley Nickel of North Carolina’s 13th District talks about the 118th Congress and why he thinks it’s still possible for Democrats and Republicans in Washington to find common ground

Western Carolina University political scientist Dr. Chris Cooper discusses why Democrats did well in congressional elections even as Republicans extended their control over state government

President and CEO of the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina Ashley McCumber discusses the state of hunger in North Carolina

Tillis and Burr do the right thing on marriage equality

Listen to the people and expand Medicaid

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