Brianna Kraemer is a Public Policy Reporter at Carolina Journal. She covers a range of topics including Joe Biden, the Coronavirus pandemic, GOP dynamics, Congress, and various social issues, highlighting the intersection of policy and public impact. Brianna's work has also been featured in Convention of States and the Chatham County 911 First Responder Memorial Foundation Corporation.
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Brianna's coverage primarily focuses on government and politics, with a strong emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements within the United States. She appears to be interested in contentious political issues, particularly those related to fiscal matters, education, and internet regulation.
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By: Brianna Kraemer
Almost every state follows a balanced budget, and it’s time the U.S. government does too.
By: Brianna Kraemer
They have not done the job for decade after decade.
By: Brianna Kraemer
Raleigh, NC – More than 100 people attended the North Carolina Department of Labor’s two public hearings on Tuesday to consider re-implementing masking and social distancing requirements for businesses.
By Brianna Kraemer Raleigh, NC – North Carolina Commissioner of Labor Josh Dobson has rejected two petitions filed by left-leaning groups to reinstitute mask mandates and other distancing requirements for North Carolina businesses. The groups filed petitions asking the department to implement…Read more →
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Raleigh, NC – Duke Energy has revealed plans to build a new natural gas power plant in Catawba County beginning in 2026, sticking to a reliable energy source as demand growth accelerates and green energy options fall short.
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Raleigh, NC – Amid ongoing scrutiny for customer complaints and other operational problems, the North Carolina Department of Motor Vehicle (DMV) is set to increase prices by nearly 20% starting in July, in accordance with a North Carolina law that requires increases every four years based on the Consumer Price Index.
By: Brianna Kraemer
Brianna Kraemer, Carolina Journal public policy reporter, discusses the suspension of a 16-year-old Davidson County high school student for using the words “illegal alien” in class. Kraemer offered these comments during an April 19, 2024, interview on One America News Network.
By: Brianna Kraemer
Brianna Kraemer, Carolina Journal public policy reporter, discusses the latest developments in the story of a Davidson County high school student suspended for using the words “illegal alien” in class. Kraemer offered these comments during a May 8, 2024, appearance on One America News Network.
By: Brianna Kraemer, Katherine Zehnder, John Hood
Carolina Journal contributor David Bass sits down with with Republican State Superintendent Candidate Michele Morrow to discuss her goals, qualifications, and campaign.
Brianna Kraemer, Carolina Journal reporter, discusses the Flagstock '24 celebration for University of North Carolina fraternity brothers who protected the American flag during an anti-Israel protest last spring. Kraemer offered these comments during a Sept. 3, 2024, interview with One America News Network.
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