You could question The Capitol Police about those videos of their officers giggling maniacally as they shot at the heads of January 6 protesters with flash-bang grenades and rubber bullets.
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Elections do have consequences. Unfortunately, we’ve elected three consecutive attorneys general who thumbed their noses at the state constitution. Two of them have gone on to bigger things while
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Now, the work that was so rudely interrupted in November 2020 can resume. The biggest threat to accomplishing the mission? Traitors and sellouts allegedly on our side. People who have
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People have been locked in solitary confinement. Others have been locked up for years without court hearings. Front doors of residences have been kicked in by paramilitary police. Lives have
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It’s hard to watch – or discuss, for that matter — Republican power politics in Raleigh these days without bringing up lawyers or antics worthy of a Hollywood blockbuster script.
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He’s been a bureaucrat, a congressional staffer, a lobbyist, and a state senator. But that background hasn’t stopped congressman David Rouzer (R-NC) from becoming one of Capitol Hill’s most successful
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Mark Robinson and Yolanda Hill spent such a short time in the Raleigh political limelight. But that adventure — which came to an end on New Year’s Day — still
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Everybody, meet Lindsey Smith. She’s currently practicing law in Carthage. Smith has a website up touting her bid for a district court judge seat. State elections records indicate that
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Would you leave your job for another that exists only in the minds of sneaky bureaucrats and politicians? It’s happening right now in Moore County. And it’s going to get
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Roy Cooper was freeing criminals and reducing sentences for killers on his way out the door. Meanwhile, retiring state treasurer Dale Folwell had some pretty good news for the state’s
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