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Accounting dispute fuels rift between SC Treasurer's Office and state Comptroller’s office (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA — An $11 million accounting discrepancy by the S.C. Treasurer's Office has scratched an ongoing rift between the office and the state Comptroller General which delayed the release of annual accounting reports to state agencies. In a Sept. 15 message to state agencies obtained by The Post and Courier, outgoing Comptroller General and former Executive Budget Office head Brian Gaines said there would be an indefinite delay in the issuance of financial reports from the 2025-26 fiscal year d
Reference to Ku Klux Klan removed from SC State Museum exhibit honoring America's 250th (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA — A 1950s-era pamphlet from the white supremacist Ku Klux Klan was removed from an exhibit at the S.C. State Museum commemorating America’s 250th anniversary in an effort to present what museum officials called “a clearer and more historically accurate” portrait of South Carolina during the Civil Rights era, museum staff said. The pamphlet, which dates from 1956, was initially included in an extensive exhibit in the downtown Columbia museum exploring the evolution of the state and the l
Defense contractor in ProPublica campaign finance report had ties to South Carolina (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA — A Hawaii-based defense contractor at the center of a recent ProPublica investigation into Maine Sen. Susan Collins’ campaign finance practices had South Carolina ties, donating thousands to members of the state’s congressional delegation at a time his company was actively pursuing a partnership with the University of South Carolina. The story, published by the investigative news outlet Sept. 22, described efforts by defunct Naval technology company Navatek and its then-CEO Martin Kao
SC Statehouse lawmakers struggling to regulate AI even as its use and growth is expanding daily (opens the original)
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COLUMBIA — In today’s world, if you make a business phone call, should you have a legal right to know if the voice on the other end is live or AI? That’s just one of the scenarios South Carolina lawmakers are grappling with as the artificial intelligence revolution goes into hyperdrive. And what if the voice is so good it fools you, or says something incorrect or dishonest? “It's a lack of (courage) to stand up and to protect our citizens,” Brandon Guffey, a Republican state representative from
ACLU argues in SC Supreme Court: Gov. Henry McMaster can’t deploy troops to Washington, DC (opens the original)
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CLEMSON â The S.C. Supreme Court must now decide whether Gov. Henry McMaster is legally authorized to deploy the state National Guard to Washington, D.C., at the request of President Donald Trump. Meeting in a rotation outside of Columbia, the justices heard arguments from the stateâs ACLU chapter Sept. 15 that the deployment of hundreds of guard troops in recent months is no more than a thinly veiled effort to marshal the guard in support of the presidentâs agenda. âHundreds of South Ca
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