Emiene Wright

South Carolina Judge J. Michelle Childs has a chance at the US Supreme Court, but labor and discrimination cases may cloud her shot.

A push to ban books dealing with discrimination has been spreading across North Carolina, mostly in smaller and more rural school districts. This is hurting children’s educations and futures, opponents say.

Coinciding with Black History Month, the offenses echo racist attacks from the Civil Rights era and are being investigated as hate crimes.

Roughly 97% of all Army soldiers are at least partially vaccinated. But the military service has issued official reprimands to more than 3,000 soldiers, who amid the rising Covid cases, could pose a health risk to the rest of the force.

Today saw a third wave of bomb threats to historically Black universities. The institutions have been diversifying the nation’s industries for over a century.

‘For our courts to work for all of us, they must look like all of us,’ advocates say. Biden can usher that in with a historical Supreme Court nomination.

At the height of the fashion world, Talley credited his grandmother for teaching him to use style as a defense. ‘Clothes were my armor of warfare…I had to represent.’

Of the Jan. 6 insurrectionists, 18 called North Carolina home. Here’s how seemingly normal people become extremists, how to spot it and ways to stop it.

It’s Women Rock Day, and we’re paying tribute to these North Carolina visionaries who broke barriers and blazed new trails in popular music.