Marco Rubio Replaces Richard Burr as Senate Intelligence Chairman
Amid tension following a misconduct scandal, the Florida Senator will take charge of the panel.
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2020
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POLITICS
May
2020
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As NC Passes 19,000 COVID-19 Cases, Gov. Cooper Promises Midweek Decision on Reopening
Is North Carolina ready to do away with its stay-at-home order and reopen restaurants and hair salons? Gov. Roy Cooper says he’ll make a decision midweek.
May
2020
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Trump Promised to Drain the Swamp But He Keeps Firing Those Responsible for Fighting Corruption
“The firings of multiple Inspectors General is unprecedented; doing so without good cause chills the independence essential to their purpose,” Sen. Mitt Romney of Utah tweeted on Saturday.
May
2020
18
New COVID-19 Cases In NC Just Spiked. Here’s How Much.
With Roy Cooper considering easing restrictions, coronavirus cases soared in the last five days, but so did testing in North Carolina.
May
2020
18
From The Editor: Why I Joined The Fight To Save Local News
In the midst of a pandemic and an election year, Cardinal & Pine’s Associate Editor Sarah Ovaska talks about why local news is so crucial.
May
2020
15
The Facts About Vote-By-Mail in North Carolina
In NC, any registered voter can request a mail-in ballot for any reason. Election officials predict up to 40% of ballots could be cast by mail this fall.
May
2020
15
Nearly 1 in 4 Republicans Don’t Want Trump as the Republican Nominee
The new poll comes from Trump's favorite pollster.
May
2020
14
Gov. Cooper Warns of ‘Tragic Consequences’ If NC Churches Allowed To Worship Indoors
“We don’t want our churches to become hotspots for this virus,” Gov. Roy Cooper said after religious freedom lawsuit filed Thursday.
May
2020
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Lawsuit Filed To Block NC Governor Order On Churches
"Freedoms crushed eventually become no freedoms at all," Winston-Salem pastor Ron Baity, said at a rally of about 500 Thursday in Raleigh.
May
2020
14
From The Editor: North Carolina Might Need A New Senator Soon
Why an explosive insider trading investigation of Sen. Richard Burr amps up an already wild election year in North Carolina.