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North Carolina FC Has Come a Long Way in Two Years. But Is Raleigh Ready to Be an MLS Town?

North Carolina FC Has Come a Long Way in Two Years. But Is Raleigh Ready to Be an MLS Town?

Last week, the team made its pitch to league officials—including a $150 million downtown stadium

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Tillis, Burr Vote Yes on Motion To Debate Health Care Bill Despite Having Absolutely No Idea What It Contains

Tillis, Burr Vote Yes on Motion To Debate Health Care Bill Despite Having Absolutely No Idea What It Contains

PROFILES IN COURAGE.

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Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Durham's Municipal Candidates

Everything You Ever Wanted to Know About Durham's Municipal Candidates

Housing, equity, and policing are at the top of their platforms.

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In “Resistance to Political Repression,” Local Activist Katie Yow Will Refuse Grand Jury Order

In “Resistance to Political Repression,” Local Activist Katie Yow Will Refuse Grand Jury Order

“The most free and wild thing we have in this world is our love for each other, and we know that our health, our safety and our liberation can only exist in a world without their cops, their courts, and their cages.”

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N.C. Congressman Mark Meadows Wants to Gut the Congressional Budget Office

N.C. Congressman Mark Meadows Wants to Gut the Congressional Budget Office

Meadows introduced an amendment that would cut $15 million from the CBO's budget and require staff members to aggregate data rather than collect their own.

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<i>The World in a Pocket </i>Explores Traditions of Comforting Foods Packed into Dough

The World in a Pocket Explores Traditions of Comforting Foods Packed into Dough

From dumplings to tamales, every culture has a "pocket food."

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