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After Decades of Calling for Confederate Statue on UNC Campus to Go, Protesters Bring Down Silent Sam

The fallen statue was hauled away around midnight, but not before it had been kicked, spat on, and photographed by dozens of protesters.

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Prisoners Across the Country Are Going on Strike. Two Triangle Events Explain Why and How To Show Support.

The national prison strike is set to take place from August 21 to September 19 in at least seventeen states.

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Good News, Raleigh: Morgan Street Food Hall's Doors Are Finally Open

From tacos to Thai rolled ice cream, burgers to bao, champagne to cheesecake, downtown Raleigh's biggest food hall is a foodie's paradise. Just don't call it a food court.

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Movie Review: A Talented, Tortured British Fashion Supernova Receives a Compassionate Tribute in <i>McQueen</i>

Movie Review: A Talented, Tortured British Fashion Supernova Receives a Compassionate Tribute in McQueen

Ian Bonhote and Peter Ettedgui's documentary about the iconoclastic fashion designer opened in local theaters today.

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Friday Night Bites: Durham Food Hall Reveals Vendors, Slingshot Slings New Coffee Sodas, Tacopalooza Takes Over

Plus, Bull City Burger and Brewery and Pompieri Pizza team up for DUFFestival to rescue underutilized food.

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Truth to Power 6

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Sister Act

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“I thought that when they told us that they were going to deport criminals, I never thought that I would be on that list.”

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Could Four Missing Words From a Proposed Constitutional Amendment Render the Governor Powerless Without Anyone Realizing It?

Democrats—and the General Assembly’s nonpartisan Legislative Analysis Division—say a loophole could allow the legislature to circumvent the veto whenever it wanted

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Letters to the Editor | What the United Methodist Church Is Doing to Shepherd’s House Is Wrong—Or It’s Not (And Other Things Our Readers Told Us This Week)

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On the Upside, <i>Crazy Rich Asians</i> Is a Genuine Cultural Milestone. On the Downside, It's ... Not That Good?

On the Upside, Crazy Rich Asians Is a Genuine Cultural Milestone. On the Downside, It's ... Not That Good?

The overdue Asian-American-led rom-com opens in Triangle theaters this Friday, Aug. 17.

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Raleigh's New All Data Lost Festival Carves Out a Space for the Odd and Obscure

The all-day extravaganza goes down at The Wicked Witch on Saturday, beginning at 2 p.m.

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In Oak Creek Village Shopping Center, chef Zwelibanzi Williams and her husband opened their first brick-and-mortar restaurant in July.

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The series of public performances begins at Five Points this Third Friday with projects by Marcella Camara, Wendy Spitzer, and Douglas Vuncannon.

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Welcome to the INDY’s Campus Guide, your source for everything you need to know about collegiate life in the Triangle

“I thought that when they told us that they were going to deport criminals, I never thought that I would be on that list.”

In Oak Creek Village Shopping Center, chef Zwelibanzi Williams and her husband opened their first brick-and-mortar restaurant in July.

Day Drinker is a recurring feature in which INDY staffers graciously accept samples of new and seasonal offerings from local breweries and tell you what we think of them.

The all-day extravaganza goes down at The Wicked Witch on Saturday, beginning at 2 p.m.

The series of public performances begins at Five Points this Third Friday with projects by Marcella Camara, Wendy Spitzer, and Douglas Vuncannon.

The overdue Asian-American-led rom-com opens in Triangle theaters this Friday, Aug. 17.

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“I thought that when they told us that they were going to deport criminals, I never thought that I would be on that list.”

Democrats—and the General Assembly’s nonpartisan Legislative Analysis Division—say a loophole could allow the legislature to circumvent the veto whenever it wanted

Letters to the Editor | What the United Methodist Church Is Doing to Shepherd’s House Is Wrong—Or It’s Not (And Other Things Our Readers Told Us This Week)

The overdue Asian-American-led rom-com opens in Triangle theaters this Friday, Aug. 17.

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Here’s what we saw at the local March for Our Lives

The all-day extravaganza goes down at The Wicked Witch on Saturday, beginning at 2 p.m.

In Oak Creek Village Shopping Center, chef Zwelibanzi Williams and her husband opened their first brick-and-mortar restaurant in July.

The series of public performances begins at Five Points this Third Friday with projects by Marcella Camara, Wendy Spitzer, and Douglas Vuncannon.

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