North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper on Thursday pardoned four ex-offenders and commuted the sentences of four others convicted of crimes to the time they’ve already served. Three of the four receiving commutations have been serving decades-long sentences for armed robbery and conspiracy convictions related to robbing members of a Mitchell County

North Carolina Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper signed into law on Monday nearly all of the bills that remained on his desk from the pile that the Republican-dominated General Assembly sent him

North Carolina Governor Roy Cooper has declined to sign a bill that opposes the issuance and use of a Federal Reserve-backed digital currency in the state.

The governor of North Carolina, Ray Cooper, vetoed House Bill 690 which sought to ban CBDCs. The bill gained near-unanimous ratification in the House and Senate. House Bill 690 proposed prohibiting payments in the state powered by central bank-issued digital currencies.

The SHALOM Act became law in North Carolina after Gov. Roy Cooper signed it on Monday. The law makes the “Working Definition of Antisemitism Adopted by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance on May 26,

"People see a swastika written somewhere and understand that it generally is antisemitic. But it’s so much more than that, and what is so useful which this definition is a working definition," said Josephine Gon,

An official definition of antisemitism is now legally binding in North Carolina, after Democratic Gov. Roy Cooper signed it into law Monday. House Bill 942, formally called the SHALOM Act after the Hebrew word for "peace,