New data shows the US job market was much weaker than thought in 2024, and this year as well
The U.S. job market was much weaker in 2024 and early this year than originally reported, adding to concerns about the health of the nation's economy.
President Trump weighs in on deadly light rail stabbing, new safety measures planned
The brutal murder of a woman on Charlotte's Light Rail Train is now getting national attention with President Trump weighing in. Close to two weeks after the murder, Charlotte Mayor Vi Lyles is announcing new safety measures after initially seeming to defend the suspect.
Deadly Light Rail stabbing in Charlotte gets attention of President Trump and other top officials
President Trump sent his love to the family of a 23-year-old war fled Ukrainian who was stabbed to death on a commuter train in Charlotte.
Supreme Court lifts restrictions on LA immigration stops set after agents swept up US citizens
The conservative majority lifted a restraining order from a judge who found that roving patrols were conducting indiscriminate stops in and around Los Angeles.
How Donald Trump is weaponizing the government in his second term to settle personal scores
PresidentΒ Donald Trump, once aΒ casino ownerΒ and always a man in search of his next deal, is fond of a poker analogy when sizing up partners and adversaries.
Elon Musk in line for $1 trillion pay package if Tesla hits aggressive goals over next 10 years
Tesla CEO Elon Musk could be in line for a payout of $1 trillion if his electric car company meets a series of extremely aggressive targets over the next 10 years, according to documents released by the company.
Trump will seek 'Department of War' rebrand for Pentagon
President Donald Trump plans to sign an executive order to rebrand the Department of Defense as the Department of War.
Trump's Fed nominee says he'd keep his White House job even if confirmed by the Senate
Stephen Miran, President Donald Trumpβs pick to join the Federal Reserve board, says he'd remain a White House employee even if the Senate confirms him to fill an unexpired term at the central bank. Miran made the disclosure at a Senate hearing Thursday.
SNAP, crackle....stop? South Carolina Governor moves to ban junk food from SNAP program
South Carolina Gov. Henry McMaster wants candy, energy drinks, soft drinks, and sweetened beverages banned from SNAP program.
Florida plans to become first state to eliminate all childhood vaccine mandates
Florida plans to become the first state to eliminate vaccine mandates, a longtime cornerstone of public health policy for keeping schoolchildren and adults safe from infectious diseases.
CATS Officials will focus on fare enforcement, camera upgrades, and hiring more officers
Charlotte Area Transit officials say they were actively enhancing security when Iryna Zarutska was stabbed to death by a stranger on the LYNX Blue Line on August 22nd.
Developer plans to revitalize Charlotte's historic Excelsior Club
Everything old is a new again. A historic club that catered to African-Americans in west Charlotte, could be coming back.
Judge reverses Trump administration's cuts of billions of dollars to Harvard University
A federal judge in Boston has ordered the reversal of over $2.6 billion in federal funding cuts to Harvard University.
Eight additional early voting sites open around Charlotte
More early voting sites opened up across the city on Tuesday, resulting in almost 2,500 ballots turned in, nearly doubling the turnout from all of last week.
City officials asking community for feedback on the next police chief
Charlotte Mecklenburg Police Chief Johnny Jennings is retiring. The City of Charlotte has launched a nationwide search for his replacement and they are asking for community feedback in a new survey.
New hands-free driving law goes into effect
On Labor Day, law enforcement officers around South Carolina are working to keep drivers off their phones.
Trump blocks $4.9B in foreign aid Congress OK'd, using maneuver last seen nearly 50 years ago
President Donald Trump has told House Speaker Mike Johnson he won't be spending $4.9 billion in congressionally approved foreign aid.
Employers have used E-Verify for years. ICE's arrest of a Maine police officer raises new questions
The case of a Maine police officer arrested by immigration authorities even though he was vetted by a government system called E-Verify is raising questions about what employers can do to make sure theyβre employing people who can legally work.
Trump ends ex-Vice President Harris' Secret Service protection early after Biden had extended it
President Donald Trump has revoked former Vice President Kamala Harrisβ Secret Service protection that otherwise would've ended next summer.
Trump proposed getting rid of FEMA, but his review council seems focused on reforming the agency
President Donald Trump has floated the idea of βgetting rid ofβ the Federal Emergency Management Agency, which manages federal disaster response.
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