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Whatley doubles down on support for tariffs, Iran War, tax cuts (opens the original)
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Diesel fumes and the distinct smell of fresh asphalt wafted from a Raleigh industrial plant Wednesday, as leaders from the Chamber of Commerce business lobbying group shouted over the engines of idling dump trucks to announce their support for Republican Michael Whatley in the 2026 U.S. Senate race. “We appreciate where he stands on the issues that really matter to growth,” said Courtney Felts, a U.S. Chamber of Commerce vice president. “Things like taxes, legal reform, transportation and infras
NC appeals court hears arguments in case of patient who regrets transgender healthcare procedures (opens the original)
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A decade ago Prisha Mosley was a teenager growing up in the Charlotte area, struggling with anorexia and other mental illnesses, when she began identifying as transgender and started transitioning from female to male. She started with hormone therapy and then, at 18, had a procedure to remove her breasts. But Mosley later resumed identifying as a woman, a process known as detransition. She then sued her doctors, alleging they engaged in malpractice and fraud by not stopping her from having the p
2 years after Helene, the political fight brewing over blame for recovery efforts (opens the original)
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Hurricane Helene hit North Carolina two years ago, causing flooding and mudslides that ravaged the western part, leaving more than 100 dead and more than $60 billion in damage in its wake — the deadliest and most costly natural disaster to ever befall the state. As the recovery work carries on, two of the men most heavily involved in it are now running against each other for North Carolina’s open U.S. Senate seat. And their actions to aid recovery are being called into question. Democratic nomin
Stein slams Trump’s claims on NC crime, Helene: ‘Just political nonsense’ (opens the original)
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Less than 24 hours after President Donald Trump visited North Carolina to denounce the state as “one of the worst in the whole nation” during a political rally, Gov. Josh Stein pushed back. “We're in the political silly season, and so people say silly stuff,” Stein told reporters Thursday, outside a labor organizer convention in Cary where he was the keynote speaker. Trump spent nearly an hour on stage in Gastonia on Wednesday, mostly focused on attacking the track records of Stein and his prede
Is NC’s ban on ballot selfies unconstitutional? State officials defend the rule in court (opens the original)
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In North Carolina, it’s illegal to take a photo of your ballot after you’ve filled it out. On Tuesday, a panel of federal appellate judges heard arguments over whether they should declare the law unconstitutional. “The only thing North Carolina’s ballot selfie ban does is criminalize otherwise lawful speech,” Jeff Zeman, an attorney for the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression, which is challenging the law, said Tuesday during oral arguments at the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth
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