Abortion rights advocates have increased their efforts in recent weeks to highlight just how perilous abortion access is in North Carolina.
With 1.4 million kids returning to the state’s public schools this week and next, the need is great.
North Carolina’s Republican-led legislature could expand Medicaid to cover 600,000 more residents this year, but they could also try to ban abortion in the state, robbing their constituents of their reproductive freedom.
Opponents of the bill argue it’s an effort to target, censor, and erase anyone who identifies as LGBTQ.
It was a good night to be a Republican. But there are bright spots for the left-leaning North Carolinian.
Cooper joins several other Democratic governors who’ve eased COVID restrictions, but many health experts warn it may be too soon.
Your vote on Nov. 8 could make all the difference in climate change, school funding, and equitable health care.
North Carolina’s GOP lawmakers are not moving in mysterious ways this time. At the first opportunity, they will pounce on reproductive freedom and LGBTQ+ rights.
The Republican and Democratic candidates have starkly different views on abortion, reducing inflation, climate change, and gun reform. But 9% of North Carolinians are still undecided.
Republicans want local law enforcement to get involved in immigration, but advocates worried it would feed racial profiling.
