PPP: Americans Opposed On Healthcare And HB2, Split On Impeachment
When it comes to healthcare, Americans are surprisingly united against the GOP. (On Neil Gorsuch, we’re unsurprisingly apathetic.)
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Congressman David Price Holding Chapel Hill Town Hall Saturday
Congressman David Price will host a town hall meeting Saturday afternoon at East Chapel Hill High School from 1 until 2:30 to take questions and hear concerns from residents of North Carolina’s Fourth Congressional District....
Read MoreRepublicans Unite Around Trump, But Clinton Still Has Edge
With the general election looming, the GOP is unifying around Donald Trump, but Hillary Clinton still has room to grow.
Read MorePoll: Nation On The Wrong Track
North Carolina voters aren’t happy with the direction the nation is headed.
Read MoreCongressman David Price To Visit WCHL Studios Tuesday
Tune in to the WCHL Afternoon News with Aaron Keck Tuesday for the hour-long conversation beginning at 4:00 p.m.
Read MoreCong. Price Co-Sponsors NCAA Transparency Bill
The SCORE Act would require the NCAA to make public a standardized financial report for itself and release similar information for schools that already report the data to the NCAA.
Read MorePrice: On VA Scandal, A Long Way Yet To Go
Rep. David Price calls for more action in the wake of the VA scandal and the resignation of Eric Shinseki.
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Congress Bumps Willingham
Mary Willingham was set to testify before Congress on Wednesday, but was left off the final witness roster.
Read MoreHouse GOP Conservatives Help Propel Budget Bill
A sweeping vote by conservative Republicans controlling the House and President Barack Obama’s Democratic allies has sent a bipartisan budget agreement to the Senate, where it will encounter stronger but probably futile resistance from the GOP.
Read MoreHouse Republicans Get Behind Budget Agreement
House Republicans are rallying behind a modest budget pact that promises to bring a temporary halt to budget brinkmanship in Washington and ease automatic budget cuts that would otherwise slam the Pentagon and domestic agencies for a second straight year.
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