Bill for ‘Forever Chemicals’ Manufacturers to Pay North Carolina Water Systems Advances
North Carolina could order “forever chemicals” manufacturers to help pay for cleanup when found responsible for spills into water systems.
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North Carolina Lawmakers Approve Mask Bill That Allows Health Exemption After Pushback
The amended bill still increases punishments for people wearing masks while committing a crime, but was re-worked to consider health risks.
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With Spending Talks Idling, North Carolina House to Advance Its Own Budget Proposal
Written by GARY D. ROBERTSON While spending talks idle between Republicans in the North...
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Abortion Pill Access Is Unchanged After the Supreme Court’s Decision. Here’s What You Need to Know
Written by MATTHEW PERRONE Access to the abortion pill mifepristone will not change after the U.S....
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NATO Defense Ministers Thrash Out New Security Aid and Training Support Plan for Ukraine
NATO defense ministers are hoping to agree on a new plan to provide long-term security assistance and military training to Ukraine.
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Sandy Hook Shooting Survivors to Graduate With Mixed Emotions Without 20 of Their Classmates
Five of Sandy Hook shooting survivors sat down with The Associated Press to discuss their graduation and the tragedy that shaped their lives.
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UN Says Israeli Forces and Palestinian Armed Groups May Have Committed War Crimes in a Deadly Raid
Written by JAMEY KEATEN The U.N. human rights office is citing possible war crimes by Israeli...
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The Far Right’s Election Gains Rattle EU’s Traditional Powers, Leading Macron to Call Snap Polls
Written by RAF CASERT, LORNE COOK and SAMUEL PETREQUIN Far-right parties rattled the traditional...
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North Carolina Driver’s License Backlog May Soon End, DMV Commissioner Says
Thousands of North Carolinians waiting to receive their driver’s license could get their new cards by the end of the month, the North Carolina Division of Motor Vehicles announced Thursday.
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North Carolina GOP Lawmakers Agree to Add a Health Exemption to a Bill That Limits Masking
Republican lawmakers in North Carolina struck a compromise on a bill that now maintains a health exemption for masking in public while preventing the use of masks during criminal activity.
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