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Catawba College political scientist Michael Bitzer on the ripple effect of the Trump indictments
We are still in the dog days of summer 2023, but dont look now the 2024 presidential campaign is already underway. At last count, more than a dozen Republican candidates are attempting to unseat Donald Trump as the partys standard bearer in hopes of t
Newsline reporter Greg Childress on the start of the new school year and the rise in book banning
Were now six weeks into North Carolinas new state fiscal year and across the state, public school students and teachers are preparing to return to class. Indeed, in some schools, theyre already back. Unfortunately, neither of these facts has served to
A trio of Duke University experts discuss this summer’s extraordinary and deadly heat waves
Heat, humidity and the quest for air conditioning are a part of every summer in most places. But a trio of researchers from Duke University believe this summer should also be a wake-up call for many Americans. Ashley Ward and Jordan Clark of the Heat Poli
Fentanyl crisis needs everyone’s attention
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Durham firefighting foul-up should serve as a wake-up call
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Ohio vote is yet another signal that Americans support abortion rights
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More regressive tax cuts are the last thing North Carolina needs
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Congresswoman Valerie Foushee on her efforts to combat gun violence and strengthen fair elections
The dog days of summer and the traditional August congressional recess have both arrived, but that isnt preventing some lawmakers from continuing to work hard on an array of important issues that confront the nation. One of those lawmakers is North Carol
Sen. Graig Meyer on the MVP pipeline dispute and the need for a sustainable energy future
For several years now, fossil fuel interests have been attempting to construct a pipeline that would transport fracked natural gas from West Virginia, down through Virginia, and possibly into North Carolina. And as NC Newsline has reported in depth, the M