Perdue, Miller will not seek re-election
By Yeshwanth Kandimalla | January 27, 2012Two incumbent North Carolina Democrats have bowed out of their respective 2012 contests.
Two incumbent North Carolina Democrats have bowed out of their respective 2012 contests.
NC’s primary elections are scheduled to continue in May despite claims that the recent redistricting of congressional and legislative districts is unconstitutional.
President Barack Obama has given what could be his last State of the Union address.
@presidentialcandidates, Twitter and other social media may not sway voters nor encourage debate in the current election cycle.
Newt Gingrich’s Saturday win in South Carolina’s Republican presidential primary continues to fracture the Republican party as it selects a candidate to run against President Barack Obama in November.
North Carolina will have to wait its turn to become a major factor in the 2012 presidential election.
The city of Charlotte, N.C., is reviewing its crowd control policies to accommodate the expected influx of people at the Democratic National Convention in September.
As Duke’s voter turnout for presidential elections falls below the national average, some question whether or not the campus is politically active relative to its peer institutions.
Senior bucket list for $500.
In a nation struggling to provide more affordable housing, the Department of Housing and Urban Development continues to acknowledge Durham’s fight to end homelessness.
Santa is not the only one making lists this year.
The latest state unemployment data reveals that the number of residents filing unemployment insurance claims has increased while the unemployment rate has dropped.
Black Friday may be over, but the sales continue in Durham.
Two weeks after an incident at a Yale University tailgate killed a person, administrative officials have begun a review of the school’s tailgating policies.
The racial makeup of the top earners in American society is very lopsided, according to federal income data.
The recent implosion of congressional deficit reduction negotiations has raised uncertainty about federal dollars that Duke and other universities will receive in the coming years.
One of the alleged murderers of former UNC student body president Eve Carson has pleaded not guilty.
A male undergraduate student was robbed at gunpoint and assaulted near East Campus around 1 a.m. Friday.
Although the Arab Spring uprisings witnessed the toppling of numerous regimes in the Arab world, the region’s future remains uncertain in a fragile political landscape, a panel of scholars said.
As Congressional leaders prepare spending cuts for the 2012 Farm Bill, large companies, farmers and the general public wonder where those cuts will hit.