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Trump nominates Aubart, Meyers to federal judgeships in NC (opens the original)
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President Donald Trump has nominated Philip Aubart and Brian Meyers to serve as US district court judges in North Carolina, drawing support from both of the state’s Republican senators. Trump announced Thursday the nomination of Philip L. Aubart to the US District Court for the Middle District of North Carolina, and the nomination of US Magistrate Judge Brian S. Meyers to the Eastern District. US Sens. Thom Tillis and Ted Budd, R-NC, recommended both nominees and said they would work to advance
Congress clears Fort Bragg land transfer for new NC veterans home (opens the original)
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Congress has approved legislation authorizing the federal land transfer needed for a new state veterans home near Fort Bragg. The legislation advances the $40 million Fayetteville Veterans Home project authorized in North Carolina’s state budget this summer. The facility will provide long-term nursing and residential care to eligible veterans. The US Senate unanimously passed HR 10159 on Sept. 29, authorizing the Army to transfer approximately 20 acres of Fort Bragg property in Harnett County to
Whatley defends tariffs as US Chamber endorses his Senate bid (opens the original)
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Republican US Senate candidate Michael Whatley said Wednesday that tariffs should be judged by their impact on North Carolina businesses and workers, acknowledging that some can help domestic manufacturers while others raise costs for companies that rely on imported materials. Whatley made the comments during a campaign event focused on jobs, economic growth, and the role of the business community at a Fred Smith Company asphalt plant in Raleigh. The US Chamber of Commerce endorsed Whatley at th
Duke Energy selected for $50M in federal grid funding (opens the original)
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Duke Energy has been selected to receive up to $50 million in federal funding to upgrade portions of its power grid in western North Carolina and South Carolina as the utility works to keep pace with growing electricity demand. The US Department of Energy (DOE) announced the selection on Sept. 24 as part of a broader federal effort to increase transmission capacity and improve grid reliability. In North Carolina, the proposed project would include transmission improvements in Henderson and Polk
Wake school library policy draws warning from NC House leader (opens the original)
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House Majority Leader Brenden Jones, R-Columbus, is promising an “immediate legislative response” after the Wake County Public School System stopped accepting challenges seeking the removal of library books that are not being used for classroom instruction. The Wake County Board of Education approved changes to its process for challenging school materials on Sept. 15 as the district implements new requirements passed by the General Assembly this summer. Under the district’s interpretation, paren
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