North Carolina resident Mary Olson talks to Cardinal & Pine about what will happen to her partner if Republicans in Congress pass hundreds of billions of dollars in cuts to Medicaid.
Most North Carolinians support legalizing marijuana. So what gives? In a new "Billy Ball Explains NC," our senior editor takes a look at the issue, as well as Gov. Josh Stein's new cannabis task force.
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Jefferson Griffin tried to overturn his North Carolina Supreme Court election loss by throwing out the votes of overseas military members and their families.
Veteran CBS News and "60 Minutes" reporter Scott Pelley talked about Trump's attacks on the press and universities, during this weekend's commencement at Wake Forest University.
Ben Wilson and Natasha Tafelski suffered hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage to their home and property when Hurricane Helene swept through their community in North Carolina last fall.
Every NC Republican in the US House voted to cut food assistance for children and healthcare for low-income veterans and seniors in order to give extra tax breaks to the country’s wealthiest people.
President Trump and Congressional Republicans are seeking drastic cuts to the NIH and the National Cancer Institute, cuts that could end her treatments. And her life.
Is funding Veteran Affairs a moral argument? That's the question Cardinal & Pine's political correspondent, Michael McElroy, asked panelists at this week's 'Voices for Veterans' event.
In the latest episode of Cardinal & Pine's "Charlotte Costs," we take a look at student debt's impact on buying homes, starting families, or saving for the future in North Carolina.
Over his lifetime, Gregory Jones has witnessed first-hand the life-saving benefits of the federal SNAP program: as a child, as a college student, as an advocate for low income families, and now as a caregiver for his parents and his five grandchildren.