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Opportunity Scholarship families remain in limbo as NC budget debate drags on

Around 54,800 applicants for the Opportunity Scholarship Program remain in limbo as the North Carolina House and Senate continue their stalemate on budget adjustments during the short session. Both chambers of the General Assembly have passed their own versions of the state budget, and both contain provisions that would clear the waitlist for the state’s...

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NCSU ’83 basketball champs drop licensing company from NCAA suit

Members of the 1983 North Carolina State University men’s basketball team are dropping the Collegiate Licensing Company from their lawsuit over unauthorized use of their publicity rights. The suit will continue against the National Collegiate Athletic Association.

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NC Senate passes ban on Central Bank Digital Currency

The US Federal Reserve will likely soon be prohibited from testing a Central Bank Digital Currency system in the state of North Carolina.  The General Assembly has passed an act prohibiting payments to the state using central bank digital currency. The legislation, HB 690, also prohibits North Carolina from participating in the Federal Reserve branch’s...

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State asks top NC court to take gun case linked to homeless man at UNC

State Justice Department lawyers are petitioning the North Carolina Supreme Court to take the case of a homeless man who brought guns to a UNC Hospitals parking lot in 2021. A lower court ruled that authorities violated the man’s Second Amendment rights.

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‘Take Back Title IX’ bus vandalized in Chapel Hill

The controversy surrounding the Biden administration’s Title IX rewrite took a dramatic turn in Chapel Hill this week when a bus for the “Take Back Title IX” tour was vandalized while in the area. The bus, acting as both a vehicle and a mobile symbol for the national movement to preserve women’s sports, was defaced...

David N. Bass