Poll: Americans Divided On Admitting Refugees
Where immigrants are concerned, James Wright is OK with people who are here legally, as well as illegally β if they haven't committed crimes.
Appeals Court To Hear Case Against HB2 On Wednesday
The US Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit will begin hearing oral arguments Wednesday in a lawsuit challenging North Carolina's House Bill 2.
Trump Supporters Hold Rally in Matthews
March for Trump rallies were held across the country Saturday. And in Matthews, hundreds turned out to show their Trump support. But those against the President showed up as well.
Attorney General Recuses from Trump Investigations
Another member of the Trump administration is backtracking on denials that he met with Russian leaders.
Sessions Recuses Himself From Russia Investigations
Under growing pressure from Democrats and Republicans alike, Attorney General Jeff Sessions agreed Thursday to recuse himself from an investigation into Russian meddling in the 2016 presidential election.
Beau Biden's Brother, Widow In Relationship
Former Vice President Joe Biden's youngest son is in a romantic relationship with his sister-in-law and the widow of Beau Biden, the vice president's older son.
Senate Confirms Ben Carson As HUD Secretary
The Senate has confirmed retired neurosurgeon and former Republican presidential candidate Ben Carson as housing secretary.
Justice Dept: Sessions Spoke With Russian Ambassador In 2016 While Serving As Senator
Attorney General Jeff Sessions had two conversations with the Russian ambassador to the United States during the presidential campaign.
DHS Increasing Support For Jewish Centers In Wake Of Recent Threats
Secretary John Kelly released a statement Wednesday calling for increased support and outreach from the Department of Homeland Security for Jewish Community Centers across the country.
HB186 Sparks New Debate Over It's Impact On Churches, Non-Profits
While some think House Bill 186 provides unnecessary protections for Churches and non-profits, others think it doesn't go far enough.
Officials: New Trump Travel Ban Removes Iraq from List
President Donald Trump's new immigration order will remove Iraq from the list of countries whose citizens face a temporary U.S. travel ban, American officials say, citing the latest draft in circulation.
CLT Sports, Business Leaders Push for HB2 Compromise
Wednesday is the deadline for cities bidding to host NCAA tournament games for the next six years
President Trump Delivers First Speech to Joint Session of Congress
President Donald Trump repeating campaign promises during his first address to a joint session of Congress.
Trump Says He's Open To 'Compromise' Immigration Bill
President Donald Trump, signaling a potential shift on a signature issue, indicated Tuesday that he's open to immigration legislation that would give legal status to some people living in the U.S. illegally and provide a pathway to citizenship to those brought to the U.S. illegally as children.
Trump Signs Executive Order On Black Colleges
President Donald Trump signed an executive order Tuesday aimed at signaling his commitment to historically black colleges and universities, saying that those schools will be "an absolute priority for this White House."
Gov. Cooper To Announce Ambitious Plan Of Making NC A 'Top 10 Educated State' By 2025
When Governor Cooper presents his budget to the legislature Wednesday, officials say he will announce a new education plan aimed at making North Carolina a "Top 10 Educated State" by 2025.
Kellyanne Conway Sparks Debate For Kneeling On Oval Office Couch
Photos of White House adviser Kellyanne Conway kneeling on an Oval Office couch with her shoes on have sparked an online debate about decorum in the executive mansion.
Local Non-Profit Gives Immigrant, Refugee Kids Safe Haven
Thousands of immigrant and refugee children are living everyday with the fear their parents will be deported and family split apart. WCCB Charlotte takes an in-depth look at a local non profit that is providing a safe place for those children.
White House: Trump Budget will Hike Defense Spending by $54B
The White House says President Donald Trump's upcoming budget will propose a whopping $54 billion increase in defense spending and impose corresponding cuts to domestic programs and foreign aid.
Official: White House May Boost Recreational Marijuana Enforcement
Officials in Washington state, where recreational marijuana is legal, vow to fight any federal crackdown on the nascent industry after White House spokesman Sean Spicer said they should expect to see stepped-up enforcement of anti-pot laws.
