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WASHINGTON — Most of North Carolina’s congressional delegation is asking Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey to reject a request that would significantly raise homeowners’ insurance rates across the state — and even higher in coastal counties.
At a time of continued inflation, Congressman Richard Hudson joined the North Carolina Congressional Delegation in urging N.C. Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey to reject the proposed increases in homeowner insurance rates.
Congressional Republicans are rallying behind Zyn, a brand of flavored oral nicotine pouches, amid a push from Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) for federal action on the tobacco and electronic cigarette alternative.
Chuck Schumer’s push to more strongly regulate Zyn nicotine pouches he says are being pushed to teens has lit a smokeless fire among some conservative lawmakers.
Four North Carolina Republican lawmakers want to prevent demonstrators from blocking roads and highways during protests.
On Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 16, digging into a damp field in Carthage, 10 shiny red shovels from ACE Hardware broke ground on the campus of New Covenant Fellowship, as construction is set to begin on a 21,000-square-foot facility for the private Christian school Fellowship Christian Academy (FCA).
Dozens upon dozens of political leaders, lawmakers, scholars and organizations have filed or joined amicus briefs at the Supreme Court in support of the National Rifle Association’s First Amendment lawsuit against a former New York state regulator accused of weaponizing her office to si
Republican North Carolina Rep. Richard Hudson and Kentucky Rep. Brett Guthrie introduced a bill Wednesday to stop Democratic-led states from providing Medicare to illegal immigrants, according to a copy of the legislation first obtained by the Daily Caller News Foundation.
Dozens of congressional Republicans are urging the Supreme Court to side with the National Rifle Association in its lawsuit against a New York state regulator accused of pressuring financial institutions to blacklist the Second Amendment rights organization.
A group of 81 Republican lawmakers is calling on the U.S. Supreme Court to side with the National Rifle Association in a lawsuit alleging the New York Department of Financial Services (DFS) has wrongfully pressured financial institutions to sever ties with the gun rights advocacy group.