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North Carolina GOP Pushes to Move Up Absentee Ballot Deadline
Republicans want to toss out any absentee ballots received after Election Day. In 2020, that was more than 11,600 votes.
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Former President Trump Has Been Arrested
The embattled ex-president — and current presidential candidate — surrendered at a Manhattan courthouse Tuesday to face criminal charges.
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Trans People Face Rhetoric, Disinformation After Nashville Shooting
Right-wing commentators and politicians are trying to blame transgender people for America’s mass shooting problem. But their information is bogus.
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To TikTok Or Not: Members of Congress Clash on the Popular App
One North Carolina Democrat, Rep. Jeff Jackson, is using the app to demystify politics.
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In North Carolina, Biden Says GOP Policies Would Surrender Tech Economy to China
The president spoke at a Durham semiconductor maker about the billions of dollars in investments his administration has made in tech, climate change, and infrastructure.
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In North Carolina, Biden to Compare Economic Plan with GOP’s
The president will visit expanding Durham company Wolfspeed Tuesday to talk about his administration’s investment in infrastructure, COVID relief, and research.
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5 Planets on Parade: Here’s How to See Them This Week
Keep an eye to the sky this week for a chance to see a planetary hangout. Five planets — Mercury, Jupiter, Venus, Uranus and Mars — will line up near the moon.
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North Carolina Finally Approves Medicaid Expansion
For more than a decade, Republicans blocked a federally-funded expansion of healthcare to a half-million North Carolinians. On Thursday, they finally budged.
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What’s At Stake If Republicans Eliminate NC’s Corporate Tax
With the state facing shortfalls in health care, education, and housing, the GOP proposal would cost the state more than $1 billion.
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Duke Energy Carolinas Wants to Raise Customers’ Bills by 17%
If the company’s request is approved by the state Utilities Commission, the typical residential customer’s monthly bill would increase from $115.01 to a little over $134.11.



















