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The Morning Roundup: The Greatest

Good morning, congratulations on surviving that hellish nightmare on Saturday. Let’s get right to it.1. RIP Muhammad Ali. An American legend passed away Friday night in Scottsdale, Arizona at the age of 74. There’s nothing I could say that hasn’t been already said by the man himself, his friends, and/or people much smarter than me, […]

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The Morning Roundup: Cat Food?

Good morning. If you’re reading this, that means you’re alive. Congratulations.1. Senate budget passes on a party line vote. The Senate officially approved their budget early this morning on a strict party line vote, and it was a doozy. From the N&O: The Senate’s $22.2 billion budget features a faster income tax cut, bigger teacher […]

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State BOE Orders 892 Provisional Ballots to be Recast from the March 15 Durham County Primary

Four-plus hours into the N.C. State Board of Elections meeting yesterday, winners and losers in the March 15 Democratic primary for the Durham County commission, as well as their supporters, finally got their chance to be heard. The election results had been challenged by three losing incumbents, Chairman Michael D. Page and commissioners Elaine Hyman […]

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Will Lawmakers Bolster a Program That Sends Tax Dollars to Religious Schools?

In 2012, the NCAA discovered that then-N.C. State basketball player Rodney Purvis had completed only eight core classes as a high school student at Raleigh’s Upper Room Christian Academy, half the required total for incoming student-athletes. Purvis, who graduated in a class of just four, was eventually cleared to play due to “unique circumstances” and […]

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