RALEIGH — During their Jan. 27 meeting, Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson and some of the Democratic members of the N.C. Board of Education clashed over whether the proposed changes to the social studies standards were […]
RALEIGH — A vote on controversial changes to North Carolina’s social studies standards by the State Board of Education has been scheduled for the same time that the state Senate is set to convene, creating […]
RALEIGH — The battle for the U.S. Senate seat currently held by Richard Burr will be one of the most watched by state and national political observers in 2022. Burr, who was elected to his […]
RALEIGH — The annual downtown Raleigh pro-life march, put on by North Carolina Right to Life, gathered Jan. 16 despite cold weather, extra inauguration security around the state Capitol and COVID restrictions. Dr. Bill Pincus, […]
RALEIGH — Mark Robinson, North Carolina’s Republican lieutenant governor-elect, won big on Election Day, with 2,799,018 votes. The vote total is more than other top-of-the-ticket Republicans, like Donald Trump (with 2,756,899 votes), Thom Tillis (with […]
Mark Robinson was elected North Carolina’s lieutenant governor and will become the first African American to hold the position. The Republican Robinson defeated Democrat Yvonne Lewis Holley. With 2,601 of 2,662 precincts reporting, Robinson has […]
RALEIGH — Hundreds gathered on the Halifax Mall on Aug. 1, despite the brutal heat, to “Back the Blue” and show support for law enforcement. The rally was hosted by Students for Trump as a […]
RALEIGH — Protesters showed up again for the fifth week in a row to protest North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper’s failure to reopen the state for business and his “phase one” extension of the statewide […]
RALEIGH — With a win in a Republican lieutenant governor primary packed full of experienced, well-known politicians, Mark Robinson, an African American gun rights advocate from Greensboro, was likely the biggest news coming out of […]
RALEIGH — Mark Robinson’s impassioned defense of gun rights to a North Carolina city council that went viral has catapulted the former furniture factory worker to the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor in less than […]
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