Dylan Rhoney is an App State grad from Morganton who is passionate about travel, politics, history, and all things North Carolina. He lives in Raleigh.
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How to push back against Trump’s election claims
Last week, President Trump brought up old falsehoods about election security and the 2020 election. With just over three months until the midterms, here are ways you can participate in our democracy and make your voice heard.
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Local leaders echo Gov. Stein’s call for more federal funding for Helene recovery
Nearly two years after Helene devastated their communities, Gov. Josh Stein and western NC leaders are calling for more federal support to complete the $60 billion recovery.
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Your guide to taking action in North Carolina, July 25 – July 30
There are countless ways to take action in North Carolina over the next week. From voter registration events to canvassing and protests, there is something for everyone.
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Your guide to taking action in North Carolina, July 17 – July 23
This weekend, events are being held to honor the life and civil rights legacy of John Lewis. We’ve also included canvassing opportunities, rallies, and protests taking place across North Carolina.
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NC sex trafficking survivors urge Tillis to oppose Todd Blanche for attorney general
President Trump’s nominee for attorney general will begin his confirmation hearing on Wednesday. Some North Carolinians are calling on Tillis to vote against Blanche’s nomination.
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Epstein survivors urge Sen. Tillis to reject Trump AG pick who ‘betrayed’ them
Todd Blanche, Trump’s former lawyer and nominee for attorney general, has said that the Epstein files ‘should not be a part of anything going forward’
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Your guide taking action in North Carolina, July 11 – July 16
This week, there are countless opportunities to canvass, protest, and get involved in North Carolina’s democracy. We’ve included events across the state, both in person and virtual.
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She self-deported to a country she feels like a stranger in, but dreams of being in America on its 250th anniversary.
Despite enduring seven months in ICE custody without being charged with a crime, Allison Bustillo shares her love for America and her yearning to return as the nation celebrates 250 years.
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Taking action in North Carolina as America celebrates its 250th anniversary, July 3 – July 9
250 years after the signing of the Declaration of Independence, North Carolinians and America will commemorate the day through activism and celebration.
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NC House advances voting bill that could “shake voters’ confidence”
HB 958 will soon get a vote in the North Carolina House just months out from the midterm elections. A Democratic lawmaker spoke with Cardinal & Pine about her concerns.
