The North Carolina State Board of Elections is requesting full social security numbers from the DMV to maintain accurate voter rolls, amid concerns over non-citizens being registered to vote. Meanwhile, a new bill aims to hold judges accountable for releasing violent criminals, and a Vietnamese electric vehicle maker, VinFast, is facing financial struggles and uncertainty over its planned North Carolina facility. [... more]

Governor Josh Stein signs Arena's Law into law, a sweeping criminal justice reform bill aimed at making North Carolina safer, despite his concerns that it doesn't go far enough. Meanwhile, the North Carolina General Assembly wins a redistricting case in federal court, with a judge ruling that two state Senate districts in northeastern North Carolina are not racially gerrymandered. Trade with Canada remains largely unchanged for North Carolina, despite increases in tariffs across the United States, with certain commodities experiencing significant changes. [... more]

The House Judiciary Subcommittee on Oversight held a field hearing in Charlotte to discuss victims of violent crime, focusing on repeat offenders and the effectiveness of the judicial system in preventing crime. Witnesses shared personal stories of loss and highlighted the need for reform in the bail system, citing the case of Irina Zaruska, a 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee who was murdered by a 14-time repeat offender. The hearing also touched on the importance of public safety, mental health issues, and crime prevention, with lawmakers and witnesses calling for changes to the current system to hold offenders accountable and protect communities. [... more]

FBI Director Cash Patel faces a Senate Judiciary Committee, revealing details on the FBI's work under his leadership, including a 35% increase in child victims found and a 250% increase in arrests of a terrorist organization. The discussion also touches on anti-Christian violence, free speech, and religious freedom, highlighting the FBI's shift in priorities and its efforts to combat violent crime and protect the homeland. [... more]

The murder of a Ukrainian refugee on a light rail in North Carolina has sparked a broader conversation about crime in the United States, highlighting the need for a holistic approach to addressing violent crime, including mental health issues and the role of the justice system. [... more]

The federal government has announced federal charges against DeCarlos Brown Jr. for the August 22nd murder of 23-year-old Ukrainian refugee Irina Zaruska on a Charlotte light rail. The charges are part of a broader effort to address violent crime and public safety in the city, which has been plagued by a series of incidents on the light rail system. The case has sparked a national debate about the need for tougher laws and policies to prevent such tragedies from occurring in the future. [... more]

North Carolina continues to recover from Hurricane Aaron, with Highway 12 remaining closed in the Outer Banks. Governor Josh Stein has signed an executive order to create a gang prevention and intervention task force, continuing the Office of Violence Prevention and reestablishing the Community Violence Advisory Board. The state has also taken over the child welfare services in Birdie County, citing concerns about the local department's administration. Meanwhile, the state is still recovering from previous hurricanes, including Hurricane Helene and Tropical Storm Chantal, with some areas still waiting for relief funds. [... more]

Dr. Robert Jeffress explains that preventing tragedies begins with implementing God's sixth commandment to preserve life. He discusses the sanctity of human life, the importance of not taking another's life, and the consequences of violating this commandment. [... more]

A discussion on immigration policy, violent crime, and border security, with a focus on the murder of a young woman by an illegal alien and the response of politicians, including Katie Porter and Gavin Newsom. The conversation also touches on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, a potential ceasefire, and the role of Saudi Arabia. Additionally, the topic of abortion is discussed, with Gavin Newsom's stance on the issue being highlighted. [... more]

God's sixth commandment, 'Thou shalt not murder,' is a fundamental principle that preserves life and fosters civility. Dr. Robert Jeffress explains the importance of understanding this commandment and its application in today's society, where violence and devaluing human life are prevalent issues. [... more]

The crime rate in New York City is rising, with a surge in violent crime and a decrease in felony cases being prosecuted. The DA's office, led by Alvin Bragg, is being criticized for its handling of cases, with many feeling that the police are not being supported in their efforts to keep the city safe. [... more]

The root cause of the rising crime wave in the US is not the pandemic, but rather the changes in laws and policies, particularly bail reform and the decriminalization of crime, which are allowing organized crime to flourish and putting communities at risk. [... more]

The border crisis and illegal immigration are fueling a rise in violent crime across the United States, with many cities experiencing a significant spike in crime. The defund the police movement is also contributing to the problem, as it undermines law enforcement and makes communities more vulnerable to crime. The pandemic and homelessness are also exacerbating the issue, and experts say that the solutions are not difficult to implement, but require political will. [... more]