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North Carolina judges issue mixed ruling on governor’s appointment powers

Democratic Party · Raleigh

North Carolina judges issue mixed ruling on governor’s appointment powers

58% Left coverage: 19 sources

Arkansas Set to Receive $44.5 Million in Purdue Pharma, Sackler Family Opioid Settlement

Sackler Family · Little Rock

Arkansas Set to Receive $44.5 Million in Purdue Pharma, Sackler Family Opioid Settlement

60% Center coverage: 10 sources

LITTLE ROCK, Ark. – Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin said Wednesday that the state will receive $44.5 million in the opioid settlement. Griffin said Arkansas will receive the funds annually through 2040 as part of the settlement with Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family. Purdue Pharma’s $7B opioid settlement is set for votes from victims and cities The attorney general stated that the payments will be divided into thirds, with one-thi…See the Story

Legislature Leaves After Passing Helene Aid Package, but Still No Budget

North Carolina · North Carolina

Legislature Leaves After Passing Helene Aid Package, but Still No Budget

34% Center coverage: 6 sources

RALEIGH — The North Carolina legislature wrapped up the chief portion of its annual session Thursday, passing another Hurricane Helene aid package this week after Republican majorities pushed through divisive bills to eliminate diversity, equity and inclusion programs and target…See the Story

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Newsom’s Stock Rises After Clash with Trump

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Newsom’s Stock Rises After Clash with Trump

North Carolina judges issue mixed ruling on governor’s appointment powers

Low coverage from Right Sources

North Carolina judges issue mixed ruling on governor’s appointment powers

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Hurricanes End Long Day in NHL by Trading First-Round Pick to Blackhawks

Coverage: 2 sources

The Canes made a trade with the Chicago Blackhawks in exchange for the 34th pick and 62nd pick, and a fifth-round pick in 2027.Hurricanes · Chicago See the Story

What “28 Years Later” Reveals About the Evolution of Horror: From Homo Sapiens to Alpha Zombies

50% Center coverage: 6 sources

Remember your biology classes? They taught us that, before becoming Homo sapiens, humans went through an entire evolutionary process that dates back to Australopithecus, a genus of primates that today we might call very distant cousins. Today I'm not here to recount this entire lesson, which is very vague in my memory, by the way, but rather to analyze why the new film "28 Years Later"—a saga that began in 2002 with "28 Days Later"—forces me to …Danny Boyle See the Story

Bill altering emissions reductions awaits signature

RALEIGH — A bill altering the schedule for reduction in emissions in the state has been sent to Gov. Josh Stein for his signature. Senate Bill 266, filed by Sens. Tim Moffitt (R-Henderson), Warren Daniel (R-Burke) and Danny Britt (R-Robeson), unanimously passed the Senate on May 7 by a vote of 47-0Raleigh, North Carolina · Raleigh Read Article

The stream: 'The Bear,' Lorde, 'A Minecraft Movie,' 'Nosferatu,' Nelly and Ashant

The Jack Black-led movie phenomenon "A Minecraft Movie" and Lorde's fourth studio album, "Virgin," are some of the new television, films, music and games headed to a device near you. Also, among the streaming offerings worth your time: All 10 episodes of season four of FX's "The Bear" drop WednesdaRaleigh, North Carolina · Raleigh Read Article

VICTOR JOECKS: Broadacres bows to Trump on illegal immigration

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

The best deportations are self-deportations. And the closure of Broadacres is one example of why many illegal immigrants are now more likely to consider doing just that.Donald Trump · Raleigh See the Story

Elections board shifts certain voters’ registrations

RALEIGH — Voters registered under four political parties in the state will be shifted to unaffiliated status due to the loss of official party recognition, the North Carolina State Board of Elections announced. “New voters and voters who update their registrations are no longer able to affiliate wiRaleigh, North Carolina · Raleigh Read Article

MATTHEWS: Potential 2028 matchup seen in current Vance-Newsom feud

Donald Trump is only six months into his second term in office, and already, chatter is running wild about potential 2028 presidential contenders. With Trump being unable to run again thanks to term limits, Vice President JD Vance will presumably be the GOP presidential nominee, with nearly four yeDonald Trump · Raleigh Read Article

Hurricanes have ability to bolster team at NHL Draft

RALEIGH — The Hurricanes entered last year’s NHL Draft hoping to re-sign Jake Guentzel and find a new home for Martin Necas. Neither happened, as Guentzel’s rights were instead traded to Tampa Bay — where he signed a monster seven-year, $63 million extension — and Necas’ departure didn’t come untNHL · Raleigh Read Article

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