The Post and Courier
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US & Canada · WashingtonA weapons ban is far off in a closely divided Congress. But Biden and the Democrats have become increasingly emboldened in pushing for stronger gun controls — and doing so with no clear electoral consequences.See the Story
Emboldened Biden, Dems push ban on so-called assault weapons
63% Center coverage: 82 sources
Europe · KhersonNatalia Kristenko's dead body lay covered in a blanket in the doorway of her apartment building for hours overnight. City workers were at first too overwhelmed to retrieve her as they responded to a deadly barrage of attacks that shook Ukraine's southern city of Kherson.See the Story
Russia rains missiles on recaptured Ukrainian city
55% Center coverage: 58 sources
Business · New YorkBlack Friday is once again expected to be one of the busiest shopping days of the year, according to holiday season predictions and consumer surveys.See the Story
When stores are open for Black Friday deals
51% Center coverage: 49 sources
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Charleston, South Carolina · CharlestonRhett "Tiger" Riviere may have recorded more than 20,000 images of people over a 20-year period, lawsuits allege. Riviere has been sued five times over recordings he allegedly made. The lawsuits are the latest in a series of legal troubles for Riviere.See the Story
Lawsuits allege Aiken man recorded over 20,000 images of people in his rental homes
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Charleston, South Carolina · CharlestonThe Aiken City Council is expected to consider the proposal to build a 47,270 square foot specialty grocery store near the Village at Woodside for the second time. The city council considered and approved the first reading of the ordinance on Sept. 26. The developer, Silver Bluff Development Company, has been working with city staff including the Department of Public Safety.See the Story
Aiken City Council to consider final approval of Silver Bluff grocery store Monday
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Holocaust · CharlestonJoe Engel was known to students across South Carolina. He didn't enjoy talking about the Holocaust but felt a profound obligation to do so. He told his story to thousands of young people, admonishing them to be always kind to others. His message was simple, yet impactful: Speak out against hate.See the Story
Charleston's Joe Engel, a Holocaust survivor who spread hope message in SC, dies at 95
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South Carolina · South CarolinaThe idea of creating housing villages for young teachers came to South Carolina 15 years ago, when then-S.C. Education Superintendent Jim Rex talked it up as a way to provide community for new teachers moving to rural communities, where they…See the Story
Editorial: Pursue teacher housing plan — in the open, with attention to details
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Aiken · AikenThe Aiken Symphony Orchestra will feature the talents of Jonathan Kaufman at 3 p.m. on Sunday, Dec. 11, at the Etherredge Center on the campus of USC Aiken. The magic of this vocal champion-meets-orchestra during the year's most magical time will allow for the brilliant reliving of timeless memories.See the Story
Aiken Symphony Orchestra to perform holiday season concert
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
North Charleston · North CharlestonThe Hispanic population in North Charleston grew significantly in the past decade. Hispanic volunteers and community leaders are at the helm when it comes to serving the growing minority population. Advocates and members of the Spanish-speaking population say the city has embraced immigrants. It remains to be seen whether North Charleston can keep up with the rising demand for services.See the Story
Nonprofits, volunteers step up to help North Charleston's burgeoning Hispanic population
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Aiken · AikenThe Chitlin Strut is a celebration of the chitlin or, more formally, the chitterling. Chitlins are boiled and fried pig intestines with hot sauce on the side. A parade down Pine Street, a car and motorcycle show, DJ's and a carnival with Ferris Wheel filled out the non-chitlin part of the Strut.See the Story
Chitlin Strut returns to Salley after two-year hiatus
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Clemson · ClemsonShane Beamer recorded his first rivalry win and the completion of a surprising 8-4 regular season. The Gamecocks ended one playoff dream last week by cracking Tennessee 63-38, but what was the fun of once when they could do it twice, and against their archrival?See the Story
FLIP THE SCRIPT: Gamecocks end Clemson's rivalry win streak with 31-30 upset
100% Center coverage: 1 sources
