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Regardless of the court status of the case, the accusations alone are enough to raise serious concerns, says Steven J. Lepper, a retired Major General and former Deputy Judge Advocate General of the Air Force.
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Democratic vice-presidential candidate Tim Walz made a campaign stop in Winston-Salem on the first day of early in-person voting in North Carolina. In his speech, he defined the stakes in the election for public education, reproductive rights and an economy driven by the middle class.
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Vice President Kamala Harris is meeting with Black leaders in North Carolina on Saturday and will attend church in the state ahead of a rally, according to her campaign. The weekend trip is her second time in the battleground state after it was struck by Hurricane Helene.
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There's an unlikely star in Kamala Harris ' push to win North Carolina: Mark Robinson. The state's embattled Republican candidate for governor, Robinson…
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Vice President Kamala Harris visited Greensboro Thursday evening just two days after her debate with former President Donald Trump. More than 17,000 people came out to show their support.
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Former President Donald Trump said if elected in November he’ll expand the tariffs that he imposed during his presidency. Many in North Carolina, including Republicans, worry about the potential downsides of increased tariffs.
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Vice President Kamala Harris has announced a sweeping set of economic proposals meant to cut taxes and lower the cost of groceries, housing and other essentials for many Americans.
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North Carolina Gov. Roy Cooper says he's excited Democrats "have a lot of great options" for Vice President Kamala Harris to choose for her running mate. Cooper made the comments in Brunswick County on Tuesday, the day after he confirmed he wouldn't be a candidate.
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Gov. Roy Cooper opted not to be a candidate in Vice President Kamala Harris' running mate search. According to two people familiar with the matter, he withdrew in part because of concerns that his Republican Lt. Gov. Mark Robinson would assume control when he travels out of state if he were selected.
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For Asian-American voters, the vice president’s candidacy gives them a chance to see someone who looks like them on the ballot, says Jimmy Patel-Nguyen with North Carolina Asian Americans Together.