RALEIGH — In a legal fight involving two health insurance companies seeking to manage North Carolina’s State Health Plan, a judge ruled Monday that the plan’s board acted properly when it switched to Aetna and […]
In our book, “Fixing Congress: Restoring Power to the People,” Mike Johnson (the other one, not the speaker) and I review how the negative impact of large population congressional districts, historic changes to the role of […]
CHEROKEE — A tribal-owned medical marijuana dispensary in western North Carolina is also now selling cannabis products for adult recreational use just weeks after the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians governing board approved its expanded […]
You read that headline right. The devil that concerns me here is not Anna Wintour, the Prada-clad czarina of the fashion industry. Rather, it’s Joseph Stalin, who used the Soviet mouthpiece Pravda to make antisemitism […]
NEW YORK —According to studio estimates Sunday, “Despicable Me 4,” the Illumination Animation sequel, led the way over the holiday weekend with $75 million in ticket sales Friday through Sunday and $122.6 million since opening […]
This week, the “Melissa Etheridge: I’m Not Broken” docu-series is available on Paramount +, the long-awaited Faye Dunaway documentary comes to Max, and Megan Moroney drops her sophomore album. MOVIES TO STREAM Laurent Bouzereau’s “Faye” […]
RALEIGH — Before the end of the 2024 legislative short session, former state Sen. Deanna Ballard was appointed to the board of NCInnovation. Established in 2020, NCInnovation (NCI) is a nonprofit with a mission of “accelerating commercialized innovation” […]
While Joe Biden’s June 27 presidential debate performance may go down in American history as one of the worst ever, the way he, his campaign and the White House apparatus have handled the fallout from […]
RALEIGH — All 17 UNC System Schools have received legal guidance on implementing a new equality policy adopted by the UNC Board of Governors on May 23. The policy replaced the system’s diversity, equity and inclusion policy that […]
RALEIGH — Following the end of the legislative short session, North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper vetoed five more bills, bringing his two-term total to 102. His five predecessors who held veto power issued a combined […]
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