National Prognosticators Say NC Senate Race Will Favor GOP Candidate Who Emerges from the Primary
Presumed Democratic nominee Cheri Beasley faces an uphill fight, but will bring plenty of experience and funding to the effort.
Twenty-two Things to Watch in 2022
The fight over gerrymandering, rising gun violence, and the pandemic’s Omicron era will shape the next year.
Letter from the Editor: In 2022, Democracy is on the Line
In a time when conspiracy theories and misinformation are rampant and elected officials are less accountable than probably ever in recent history, journalism you can trust and rely on, especially at the local level, is critical.
North Carolinians Are More Polarized Than Ever
The newest Meredith Poll reveals how North Carolinians feel about Joe Biden, infrastructure, and critical race theory.
Mayors Mary-Ann Baldwin, Steve Schewel Commit to Protecting 30 Percent of Land and Oceans Before 2030
It’s part of a national and global effort to respond to climate change, extinction of species, and environmental inequities.
Op-Ed: Michael Regan’s Successful Efforts to Hold Polluters Accountable Will Inform His Work as EPA Administrator
“In choosing Regan to helm the EPA, Biden is taking steps to fulfill his campaign promises.”
Poll Finds Broad Support for Cooper and Biden, Division Over Trump Among North Carolinians
Democrats across the country are looking to Cooper to replicate his success.
More Joe Biden Coverage
Backtalk: The Inevitable
And other things our readers told us this week.
After Three and a Half Years, José Chicas is Going Home
The Raleigh pastor has been living in sanctuary at a Durham church since Immigration and Customs Enforcement tried to deport him from his home.
Joe Biden is President
He Who Must Not Be Named left the White House via helicopter this morning.
North Carolina’s Reverend Barber Picked to Deliver Homily for Biden Inauguration
Barber rose to fame lambasting the hypocrisy of North Carolina Republicans and has been a strong voice for racial equity and lifting up the poor.
Ahead of MLK Day and Biden Inauguration, Durham Fast Food Workers Strike for $15 Living Wage
They join fast food workers in cities across the nation in challenging the Biden administration to raise the federal minimum wage to $15 an hour during his first 100 days in office.
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