Pension assets up 24% in 4 years, more expected

Pension assets up 24% in 4 years, more expected

(The Center Square) – Rising nearly 24% since June 2022, North Carolina’s pension assets are poised for greater growth with 71% expansion of the operational budget in the second year of the

Prohibition arrives same day Pew says Kalshi, Polymarket up 380% in 8 months

Prohibition arrives same day Pew says Kalshi, Polymarket up 380% in 8 months

(The Center Square) – On the same day Pew Center Research said combined global trading volume for Kalshi and Polymarket had risen 380% in eight months, North Carolina’s governor by executive order

Pope’s AI warnings match Americans’ responses; Cabinet reaction mixed

Pope’s AI warnings match Americans’ responses; Cabinet reaction mixed

(The Center Square) – Pope Leo XIV, a Chicago native, on Monday continued the legacy of his predecessor with a social encyclical addressing artificial intelligence – as much a pivotal challenge as

Oversight, policy, ethics outlined in utility ratepayer legislation

Oversight, policy, ethics outlined in utility ratepayer legislation

(The Center Square) – Protection of families, small businesses and taxpayers from utility rate increases attached to data center development and energy policy mandates are within changes to North Carolina’s Ratepayer Protection

Republican groups claim victory in ‘never resident’ litigation

Republican groups claim victory in ‘never resident’ litigation

(Carolina Journal) – State and national Republican Party groups are celebrating a court victory in a dispute over “never resident” voters in North Carolina.

Bar owners’ COVID-19 shutdown lawsuit to get more clarity June 9

Bar owners’ COVID-19 shutdown lawsuit to get more clarity June 9

(Carolina Journal) – A lawsuit challenging then-Gov. Roy Cooper’s decision to keep North Carolina bars closed during the COVID-19 era could move forward after a June 9 hearing.