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NPR's Robert Siegel talks former White House adviser David Gergen, who expects that Condoleezza Rice will very clearly represent the president's thinking if she is confirmed as secretary of state.

The military has armored about 15 percent of the medium and heavyweight trucks it uses in war zones. One manufacturer says the biggest problem in building more trucks is getting enough specialized parts. Another says it could increase production of armored vehicles if the Pentagon asked. NPR's Chris Arnold reports.

Authorities say a brush fire on a North Carolina farm caused fireworks in a container to explode, killing one person and injuring three firefighters.

The North Carolina state employee health plan will resume coverage of gender-affirming treatments for transgender people, complying with a June federal court ruling that declared the refusal of coverage unconstitutional.

Airlines are still canceling some flights Wednesday or changing aircraft because of potential safety concerns.

State lawmakers are considering a bill that would allow ABC stores to open on Sundays.

U.S. Central Command said two battalions from North Carolina will be deployed to the border with Mexico in the coming days.

North Carolina Attorney General Josh Stein says a company that he had accused of price gouging on personal protective equipment has been fined $150,000.…

Mayors from six counties and towns along the proposed path of the Atlantic Coast Pipeline have endorsed the project, urging federal regulators to resume…

A nursing assistant and a nurse practitioner share how they're experiencing the coronavirus surge.