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
A landmark piece of pro-life legislation that would ban the abortion of unborn children who are capable of experiencing pain has been introduced again READ MORE
January has been designated as Sanctity of Human Life Month, and pro-life citizens are preparing for a series of events over the coming weeks READ MORE
At a public hearing on Friday, December 19, the North Carolina Family Policy Council urged the State Department of Health and Human Services to READ MORE
Today, the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit affirmed a lower court opinion striking down a provision of North Carolina’s “Woman’s Right READ MORE
