Dr. Monty Sullivan is poised to become the next president of the North Carolina Community College System. Sullivan led the Louisiana Community and Technical College System for 12 years after holding leadership roles in the Virginia Community College System.

Acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche is one step closer to confirmation after the Republican Judiciary Committee voted to advance his appointment on a party-line vote on Tuesday, and based on promises he made to faith leaders around the country last week, that means national anti-abortion actions may be one step closer as well.

North Carolina lawmakers are considering a bill that would fund a statewide AI tutoring program centered on Khan Academy’s Khanmigo platform, even though the firm’s own founder says the program has not yet made the impact he hoped for. 

The festivities will continue over Independence Day, when Trump will deliver a second speech followed by what is promised to be an impressive fireworks display.

A federal judge over the weekend allowed the Trump administration to force-feed the man charged with shooting two National Guard members, killing one and injuring another, in the District of Columbia in November.

North Carolina’s child death rate is up 3% from 2005 to 2024, while the national rate has fallen 15% over the same time.

With the fall election season looming, we’re going to be inundated with horse race polls, but this week I’ll chat with Elon University pollster Jason Husser about a very different kind of survey that shines a light on the hearts and minds of North Carolinians

Municipalities would need to approve and maintain a location for homeless camps on municipal property, including providing sanitation and public safety.

The multi-state lawsuit challenging the rule says the agency unlawfully imposed a stricter test for determining who qualifies as medically frail, requiring applicants to demonstrate not only that they have a serious medical condition, but also that the condition substantially limits their ability to satisfy the work requirement. The states argue that Congress never authorized that additional hurdle.