As the North Carolina Supreme Court considers the future of the state’s Opportunity Scholarship Program, the North Carolina Family Policy Council has joined a READ MORE
Following nearly two hours of spirited debate on Wednesday, the N.C. Senate passed a bill designed to protect the religious liberties of magistrates and READ MORE
A North Carolina Senate committee has given preliminary approval to legislation that would protect certain public servants in North Carolina from being forced to READ MORE
On February 14, the Raleigh News & Observer published an “Our Views” editorial complaining that state legislative leaders are wasting taxpayer money by continuing READ MORE
A policy change scheduled for consideration by the Charlotte City Council on February 23 would allow men to use women’s restrooms and women to READ MORE
A former and a current magistrate in North Carolina are suing the Administrative Office of the Courts arguing that an AOC directive would force READ MORE
Parents seeking scholarships for their children to attend private schools in North Carolina next year have the opportunity to apply for the state’s Opportunity READ MORE
North Carolina Family Policy Council president John L. Rustin released the following statement in response to the State of the State address presented by READ MORE
A measure that would protect certain public servants in North Carolina from being forced to perform or issue licenses for same-sex union ceremonies in READ MORE
The North Carolina General Assembly returns to Raleigh today to begin the 2015 Legislative Session in earnest, and the North Carolina Family Policy Council READ MORE
On the same day that hundreds of thousands of pro-life Americans gathered in our nation’s capital to participate in the annual March for Life READ MORE
UPDATE: H.R. 36—Pain-Capable Unborn Child Protection Act has been removed from consideration by the U.S. House. A pro-life bill that would prohibit the abortion of READ MORE
Last week, the Greensboro City Council (pictured) voted to add special protections for “sexual orientation,” “gender identity,” and “gender expression” to the municipality’s Fair READ MORE
The North Carolina General Assembly met in Raleigh today, January 14, for an organizational session to elect its leaders and to set the stage READ MORE
