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Because of multiple “pauses” by President Trump, the bulk of tariffs have been delayed until Aug. 1. It’s irresponsible to make conclusions about the impact of tariffs that have not even been implemented yet.
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The National Collegiate Athletic Association hopes a recent court ruling against former Ohio State football quarterback Terrelle Pryor will spell the end of a lawsuit from members of North Carolina State University’s 1983 national championship men’s basketball team. Twelve members of the “Cardiac Pack” accuse the NCAA of profiting illegally from players’ names, images, and likenesses for decades.
Graduates across majors as diverse as business, engineering, and the social sciences have seen wage cuts. Post-graduation earnings for computer and information science majors dipped the most, by 22%, while the average decrease among all subject areas was 4%.
A federal judge signaled this week that she is likely to expand a University of North Carolina tennis player’s lawsuit against the NCAA to cover other college tennis players across the country. Reese Brantmeier challenges the college sports governing agency’s rules against student-athletes accepting prize money.
A $2M state grant is bringing the 2026 MLS All-Star Game to Charlotte’s Bank of America Stadium, home of the Panthers and Charlotte FC.
NC’s 2023 Medicaid expansion was passed with the promise that it would pay for itself. Now that promise is in jeopardy. The time has come for the NC GA to uphold its own law, honor that safeguard, and begin an orderly rollback of expansion before it threatens the very foundation of the Medicaid program.
Gov. Josh Stein will not appeal a ruling against him in a legal battle over appointment of the North Carolina State Highway Patrol commander. A unanimous three-judge panel ruled against Stein and in favor of state legislative leaders one month ago.
North Carolina’s highest court could decide in the months ahead whether residents challenging Carteret County’s solid waste fees can proceed with a class-action suit. The county is appealing Superior Court Judge Kent Harrell’s August 2024 decision allowing three different classes of plaintiffs in the dispute.
The North Carolina State Board of Elections (NCSBE) has officially kicked off a major initiative to collect missing identification numbers from roughly 103,000 registered voters whose records lack required ID information.
“We know how this has impacted each of our counties, and it’s a struggle to come back from such a severe catastrophe,” said Esther Manheimer, Asheville mayor.
Groups representing North Carolina’s district attorneys, sheriffs, and police chiefs all hope the North Carolina Supreme Court will uphold law enforcement searches based on the presence of marijuana odor and a “cover scent.”
