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November 14, 2024
Greetings and welcome back to The Huddle! The 2023 high school football season in North Carolina has come to a close. Weddington, Hickory, Reidsville, and Mount Airy were crowned state champions, along with Providence Day and Asheville School from the N.C. Independent Schools Athletic Association, after a 17-week season. We witnessed large crowds attending a
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Chapel Hill, N.C. The star defensive player of North Carolina is going to the NFL and will not participate in the Tar Heels’ bowl game. Cedric Gray, a linebacker on the All-ACC team, announced his decision on social media on Monday. Many of Gray’s well-known colleagues at UNC have opted for the same decision. Quarterback
READ MOREA woman in Texas, who was pregnant and attempting to obtain legal approval for an abortion, has gone to a different state due to the strictness of the ban, according to her lawyers on Monday. The news was revealed while Kate Cox, whose unborn child has a terminal illness, was waiting for a decision from
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The author of this article is Dave Skretta, a writer for the Associated Press who covers basketball. Arizona solidified its position as the number one team in the latest edition of the Associated Press Top 25 men’s college basketball rankings on Monday. This sets up a highly anticipated matchup against Purdue, the previous top-ranked team
READ MOREIn Albany, New York, Governor Kathy Hochul announced on Monday that the state will invest $1 billion to enhance research on chip technology. The aim of this investment is to transform the region into a leading hub for semiconductor research and production. According to her, the investment will strengthen New York’s argument for receiving federal
READ MOREThe World Health Organization reported on Monday that there are currently five countries in East and southern Africa experiencing outbreaks of anthrax. These outbreaks have resulted in over 1,100 suspected cases and 20 deaths so far this year. A combined count of 1,166 potential cases had been recorded in Kenya, Malawi, Uganda, Zambia, and Zimbabwe.
READ MOREAfter the U.S. Supreme Court revoked the nationwide abortion rights last year, the matter was not eliminated from legal proceedings. Instead, it sparked a new wave of lawsuits as states implemented their own limitations and adversaries contested them in various courts nationwide. This week, three state courts are reviewing discussions on abortion, including a motion
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Written by RALPH D. RUSSO, writer for AP College Football On Monday, the Associated Press announced their All-America team, which included Jayden Daniels from LSU, who won the Heisman Trophy. Out of all the players chosen, Daniels was one of seven who had been in college football for either their fifth or sixth season. Last
READ MOREBritish Prime Minister Rishi Sunak was met with opposition from discontented legislators regarding his prominent immigration strategy, while also defending himself against challenging inquiries on Monday regarding his decision-making during the COVID-19 outbreak. Sunak faces a challenging week as he must navigate two competing pressures that could have significant implications for his current position and
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During an event at COP28 this weekend, Representative Garret Graves (R-La.) delivered a speech. At global climate conferences, Republican representatives do not mention Donald. Republican lawmakers from the GOP traveled to Dubai for the U.N. climate conference, but they made it clear that they have no desire to talk about Donald Trump and his well-known
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