North Carolina churches are raising concerns about ICE enforcement in places of worship.
Category: Politics
N.C. Rep. Richard Hudson Tells Republicans to Quit Doing In-Person Townhalls
The N.C. Republican’s advice comes as the party faces intense backlash over Trump’s agenda and Elon Musk’s DOGE cuts.
Thom Tillis Is Already Navigating a Delicate Balance for Reelection
Asked what he makes of primary threats, Sen. Thom Tillis was wry. “They’re cute,” he said.
Why Trump’s Favorite N.C. Sheriff Wants to Oust Phil Berger
The state Senate’s longtime leader faces an election challenge from Rockingham County Sheriff Sam Page.
Two Former Students Sue St. Andrews University Over Sex Offender on Campus
The two women say the school knowingly admitted a wrestler who was a convicted sex offender, leading to their 2022 assaults.
How North Carolina Got a Trump-Backed Voting Chief
Republicans have wanted to regain control of the state election apparatus for years. With state Auditor Dave Boliek, they’ve found their man.
Rumors, Fear Spread as N.C. Immigrants Brace for ICE Deportations
Calls to a Durham-based hotline spiked, and schools and churches scrambled to communicate with families as President Trump’s deportation push began.
Racial Justice’s Second Act
The ruling in the first Racial Justice Act evidentiary hearing in more than a decade will have implications for the death penalty in N.C.
FEMA Extends Temporary Hotel Stays, But Not Without Widespread Confusion
While some have been granted several more months in hotels, concerns abound about messaging, access, and what Trump plans to do with FEMA.
Wake Judge Dismisses Jefferson Griffin’s Election Challenge
The decision isn’t the end of legal battles over the state Supreme Court race, but it is a setback for Griffin’s effort to throw out thousands of votes.