UNC-CH Signs ‘Agreement’ With Federal Government Over Alleged Discrimination
UNC-Chapel Hill is the latest university to settle with the Trump administration, but it will avoid the major financial penalties the government has imposed on many of its peers.
Fear of Violence Reshapes the Face of Gun Ownership
A new population makes up a disproportionate percentage of first-time gun owners: people of color, especially women.
Op-Ed: In This Year’s Midterm Election, Democracy Won
Americans did their part to preserve democracy by turning out to vote; it’s time for the U.S. Justice Department to do its job and prosecute Donald Trump.
Trump-Aligned Legislators in NC Pose Danger to Democracy, Report Says
The report isolated three primary threats in North Carolina: harassment of local elections officials, lawsuits, and voter suppression efforts.
With Voting By Mail Underway, Beasley-Budd Race Remains Neck and Neck
Budd, who avoided debates during an extended and contentious GOP primary, agreed to go toe-to-toe with Beasley, who faced nominal opposition and no debates in the Democratic primary, on October 7.
Latest Polling Finds Candidate “Favorability” Ratings Influencing NC’s U.S. Senate Race
With the start of early voting just seven weeks away, Democrat Cheri Beasley continues to run stronger than pundits had projected.
Beasley vs. Budd: With 12 Weeks to Go, Dem. Senate Candidate Finds Momentum
Pivotal contest that some had already conceded to the GOP is shaping up to be closer than expected.

