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October 2, 2024
On Monday, President Joe Biden unveiled a budget plan in Manchester, New Hampshire that aims to draw voter attention. It includes tax breaks for families, reduced health care expenses, reduced deficits, and increased taxes on the wealthy and corporations. The likelihood of the proposal for fiscal 2025 becoming law is low as it would need
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Well, Chris, it happened. Brian Burns is no longer a Carolina Panther. He’s being traded to the New York Giants breaking news here, folks. No, no intro today. By the way, that’s Chris Lee Dennis Cox Panthers playbook. Like, subscribe, leave your thoughts in the comment section on Brian Burns being no longer a Carolina
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Authored by Mark Bergin, a senior multiplatform producer at WRAL. According to NFL Network reporters Ian Rapoport and Mike Garafolo, the Carolina Panthers are making a deal to send edge rusher Brian Burns to the New York Giants. On the social media platform X, Rapoport shared that the Panthers will be receiving a second-round pick
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The United Nations’ cultural and scientific agency reported on Monday that Ukraine will require over $1 billion to reconstruct scientific infrastructure that sustained damage or destruction during the two-year conflict with Russia. According to a report published on Monday by UNESCO, over 1,443 scientific institutions, predominantly affiliated with universities in the country, have suffered damage
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The author of this article is Rob Maaddi, a writer for the Associated Press who covers professional football. The Giants from New York have strengthened their ability to pressure the quarterback by acquiring one of the premier players for rushing from the edge in the National Football League (NFL). According to an individual knowledgeable about
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LeeBeth is a shark with the characteristics of a long-haul trucker, possessing gills and large teeth. Scientists are intrigued by the movements of LeeBeth, a 14-foot (4.3-meter) white shark, despite swimmers at the beach not feeling the same excitement. They hope that her impressive journey will offer valuable insights to assist the species, and are
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Customers looking to confirm the origin of their meat, eggs, and poultry as “Made in the USA” will likely have an easier time once an official federal law is implemented. On Monday, the U.S. Department of Agriculture unveiled updated guidelines for meat and egg producers who use the optional labels of “Product of USA” or
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By Mark Bergin, WRAL senior multiplatform producer According to multiple media sources, the Carolina Panthers have reached an agreement with offensive lineman Robert Hunt. The team announced on their website that the agreement cannot be finalized until the beginning of the league year on Wednesday, pending the player’s passing of a physical examination. According to
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A report conducted independently revealed that New Jersey and the entire country were not adequately equipped to handle the impact of the COVID-19 outbreak. The findings also state that the state is not adequately prepared for any future crises. These shortcomings were highlighted after the virus infected almost three million people in New Jersey and
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While Saturday will mark the ending of winter sports in North Carolina, it will also feature one of the bigger spring sports regular-season events. The fifth annual Clash of the Carolinas event, organized by Cuthbertson, gathers the top track and field competitors from both North and South Carolina. The gates will open at 8 a.m.
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