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Black Political Caucus picks Joi Mayo over Tiawana Brown in close City Council vote

In her attempt to remove troubled Charlotte City Council District 3 incumbent Tiawana Brown, political newcomer Joi Mayo has received the support of the ...

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Charlotte panel spotlights efforts to support minority groups after Hurricane Helene

nearly the weekend, nearly 100 individuals from western North Carolina came to the Charlotte Museum of History to talk about a Black charity exhibit. ...

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‘We’re humans’: Latino LGBTQ+ advocates in Charlotte voice concern amid political uncertainty

A conversation near uptown Charlotte before Charlotte Pride this past weekend brought to light how some members of the Latino and gay communities are ...

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Why did CT lawmakers funnel $100K to nonprofit named in federal probe?

Two years ago, Connecticut lawmakers inserted millions of dollars in earmarks for local organizations in the final state budget. Earmarks allow influential legislators to ...

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States sue Trump administration after more hospitals stop treating transgender youth

The Trump administration was sued Friday by a group of 16 states and the District of Columbia for what they call a “unconstitutional pressure ...

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3 big takeaways from the NTSB hearing on the DCA midair collision

This week, federal investigators held three days of hearings that provided fresh insight into the fatal midair accident that occurred last January just outside ...

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Appeals court keeps order blocking indiscriminate immigration sweeps

Los Angeles A temporary order issued by a lower court prohibiting the Trump administration from making indiscriminate immigration stops and arrests in Southern California ...

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Art of the praise: Why flattering Trump is now the go-to diplomatic move

Many of President Trump’s meetings with other international leaders follow a pattern. They are dishing out copious quantities of flattery, which you could refer ...

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Millions of Ukrainians abroad hope to return home once Russia’s invasion ends

Ukraine’s KYIV Before Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, Iryna Schestova and her husband had settled in Kyiv. She was surrounded by family. Her sister ...

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State Department may require some visa applicants to post bond of up to $15,000

Many may find the process prohibitive if the State Department’s proposal to require applicants for business and tourist visas to pay a bond of ...

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