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Briner challenges Stein’s executive power arguments in court
Two cases heading to North Carolina's highest court could help shape the future of executive power in state government.
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Judge rejects injunction in federal NC mail-in ballot lawsuit
A federal judge will allow North Carolina election officials to move forward with two mail-in ballot provisions challenged in a lawsuit. The judge issued an order Monday rejecting a request for a preliminary injunction.
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Feds announce antisemitism, race discrimination settlement with UNC
The US Departments of Justice and Education have announced a voluntary settlement with the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill targeting antisemitism and race discrimination.
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Boliek, Farley support legislators in NC court battle with Stein
State Auditor Dave Boliek and Labor Commissioner Luke Farley are supporting state legislators in their battle against Gov. Josh Stein at North Carolina’s highest court.
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SCOTUS will not take second look at NC Blackbeard copyright dispute
The nation’s highest court will not take a second look at a decade-old copyright dispute related to the recovery of pirate Blackbeard’s sunken flagship.
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Charter school asks top NC court to reject student suicide case
A Wake County charter school is urging North Carolina’s highest court to reject a case related to a 13-year-old student’s off-campus suicide in 2022.
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Locke brief backs lawmakers in appointments fight at top NC court
The John Locke Foundation is supporting legal arguments from North Carolina legislative leaders in their appointments dispute with Gov. Josh Stein at the state’s highest court.
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HCA seeks to have AG Jackson’s Mission Hospital lawsuit dismissed
HCA Healthcare has filed a new motion to throw out North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson’s lawsuit over HCA’s operations of Asheville’s Mission Hospital.
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Greater Carolina warrants target obtaining property by false pretense
The latest search warrants released in the State Bureau of Investigation probe into advocacy group Greater Carolina focus on the possible crime of obtaining property by false pretense.
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N&O chided for ignoring GOP women in court endorsement article
A Republican member of the North Carolina Court of Appeals criticized major state newspapers Thursday for ignoring four women who serve on the state’s second-highest court.
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Mooresville urges court to block release of ‘pantless mayor’ video
Mooresville is asking North Carolina’s second-highest court to reverse a trial judge’s ruling that would force the town to release security video showcasing the “pantless mayor.”
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ACLU backs Cabarrus schools in federal bathroom access suit
The American Civil Liberties Union is supporting Cabarrus County school officials in a federal lawsuit involving biological males’ access to female restrooms at a local high school.
