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‘The Beasts of the East’ follows the unusual story of North Carolina’s red wolves (opens the original)
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Note: This program originally aired 6/4/26. An estimated 30 million to 60 million bison once roamed North America. The largest terrestrial mammals on the continent sport curved, pointed horns and can weigh well over 2,000 pounds. Their range once spanned Alaska to Mexico and much of the East Coast, including North Carolina. After being hunted to near-extinction, fewer than 1,000 remained by the 1890s. It’s a similar story for many animals in the U.S., from grizzly bears to mountain lions to wolv
Ready or not, AI is being integrated into healthcare in North Carolina and nationwide (opens the original)
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NOTE: This program originally aired on May 21, 2026. The U.S. spends more money on healthcare than any other high-income country on earth. Still, Americans have a comparatively low life expectancy and often face more barriers to care. Companies from Google to Amazon have built tech tools to address certain healthcare issues, and healthtech startups received over $40 billion in venture funding in 2021 alone to try to mitigate the problem. But new tech has yet to create something that can address
The race is on to fill Lindsey Graham’s South Carolina Senate seat (opens the original)
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South Carolina Republican Lindsey Graham died earlier this month after representing the state for more than 20 years in the U.S. Senate. He was a fierce critic before becoming a staunch ally of President Trump, and his death set off a race for a new senator to take his place in the 2026 midterms. Graham’s sister, Darline Graham, has since been appointed to complete the rest of her brother’s term. She has also been publicly endorsed by President Trump for the upcoming election. The special Republ
New book examines impact of 1898 Wilmington Massacre (opens the original)
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In 1898, a white mob massacred at least 60 Black residents of Wilmington, North Carolina. They used a machine gun mounted on a horse-drawn wagon and staged what is considered the only successful coup in U.S. history, overthrowing the city’s multiracial government. No one was charged for the murders that day. Instead, some of the mob leaders replaced city officials and went on to have celebrated careers — one served as a U.S. Senator for 30 years. Author Lauren Collins argues this history is crit
‘This Land Is Your Land’ author takes a road trip for America’s 250th anniversary (opens the original)
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On July 4, the United States celebrated its 250th anniversary. For many Americans, it was a straightforward celebration involving hot dogs, fireworks and independence. For historian Beverly Gage, the holiday was more complicated. Her new book recounts the long history of the United States through 13 trips to places that helped shape the country. Her tour runs from Philadelphia to South Carolina and, among other stops, Disneyland. Gage argues the roadside attractions and historic sites she sees a
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