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Congressman Richard Hudson (NC-09) joined farmers and agricultural interests from Chatham County and the surrounding area on Thursday, Feb. 8 at Bestfood Cafeteria in Siler City.
In between bites of fried chicken and refills of sweet tea, Hudson talked about the importance of the agriculture industry in North Carolina.
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Today, Congressman Richard Hudson (NC-09) released the following statement after North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey officially rejected the North Carolina Rate Bureau's (NCRB) request to raise homeowner insurance rates by an average increase of 42.2% statewide.
Republican Rep. Greg Murphy (NC-03) is one of several members of Congress from North Carolina to join a letter to state Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey outlining concerns over a steep proposed rate hike of 42.2% for homeowners’ insurance in the state and urging Causey to reject it.
Federal Reserve Chair System board of governors chair Jerome Powell noted during an interview for "60 Minutes" that in the long term, the government is on an "unsustainable fiscal path," which he explained "means that the debt is growing faster than the economy."
Interviewer Scott Pelley suggested that Powell is worried about the issue.
"Over the long run, of course it does," Powell said, acknowledging his concern. He noted that "effectively we're borrowing from future generations."
While the holiday season was a special time for celebration and cheer, the New Year is one for reflecting on the past and looking to the future. There have been many challenges over the first year of the 118th Congress. Still, one thing has never faltered: my unwavering commitment to serving you and our community. With the 2024 legislative session in full swing, I look forward to continuing to advance the best interests of our entire region, the military families who call our community home, and our nation.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Today, Congressman Richard Hudson (R-NC) announces his Southern Pines and Fayetteville offices are accepting submissions from North Carolina’s 9th District for the 2024 Congressional Art Competition.
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.
U.S. Rep. Greg Murphy, joined by Rep. Richard Hudson and several other members of Congress, sent a joint letter to Causey on Friday asking the commissioner to reject the request from the N.C. Rate Bureau to raise rates an average of 42%.
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Today, Congressman Richard Hudson (NC-09) joined Congressman Greg Murphy, M.D. (NC-03) and seven other members of the North Carolina Congressional Delegation urging North Carolina Insurance Commissioner Mike Causey to reject the proposed increase in homeowner insurance rates recommended by the North Carolina Rate Bureau (NCRB).
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.
In Harnett County, insurance companies with the North Carolina Rate Bureau are asking for an increase of 39.9% in rates. In Johnston County, the proposed increase is listed at 40.8%. Homeowners in Sampson and Cumberland counties are looking at a 45.5% increase.
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.
“This calls for a Zynsurrection!” Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Ga.) posted on X, formerly Twitter.