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Pete Hegseth · United States

Fort Liberty Renamed Back to Fort Bragg, Honoring WWII Hero Roland Bragg

47% Center coverage: 110 sources

The controversial decision by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth revives the historic name but shifts its dedication from a Confederate general to a decorated paratrooper.See the Story

North Carolina Politics · Raleigh

North Carolina judge's ruling retains close court election result, but more legal steps are expected

52% Center coverage: 19 sources

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Business · North Carolina

I-40 reopening date set as nation's 'most expensive emergency relief project' continues

55% Center coverage: 11 sources

COCKE COUNTY, Tenn. (WATE) — It's been nearly four and a half months since Hurricane Helene hit East Tennessee and North Carolina. Many communities in the region, like Cocke County, are still cleaning up with one of the biggest projects being I-40 near the North Carolina-Tennessee state line. Federal, state and local officials, including newly appointed United States Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy, gathered to assess the progress after part…See the Story

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