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March 10, 2025
According to two sources familiar with his intentions, John Kerry, the special envoy for climate in the Biden administration, will be leaving his position in the next few weeks. After Joe Biden’s victory in the November 2020 election, Kerry, a seasoned senator and former secretary of state, was chosen to lead the administration’s efforts to
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On Sunday, Mount Marapi in Indonesia erupted once more, releasing smoke and ash into the sky, but without any reported injuries. The Marapi Volcano Observation Post in the province of West Sumatra reported a volcanic eruption with an ash column measuring approximately 1,300 meters (4,265 feet) in height from the peak. This was accompanied by
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The Saturday night game in Pittsboro presented an opportunity for both teams to gain something, regardless of the outcome. As the boys’ basketball season reaches the final stretch, Myers Park and Northwood are both ranked in the top five teams according to the latest HighSchoolOT rankings. They are also considered strong contenders for the state
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The NFL has rescheduled the Buffalo Bills’ wild-card playoff game against the Pittsburgh Steelers from Sunday to Monday due to a potentially hazardous winter storm forecasted for the Buffalo area this weekend. Governor Kathy Hochul of New York and the NFL stated that the reason for the delay is due to concerns about public safety.
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Out of the 12 competing teams in the NFL’s Super Wild Card Weekend, 10 have current roster members who previously played high school football in North Carolina. The Miami Dolphins and Detroit Lions are tied for the most players from North Carolina, with six each. There are no players from North Carolina on the Cleveland
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John Kerry intends to resign from his position as special envoy for the president’s climate policies. | Image by Sean Gallup from Getty Images By Zack Colman 01/13/2024 03:30 PM EST Updated: 01/13/2024 06:36 PM EST The United Nations held a climate conference in Dubai, during which countries made the unprecedented decision to gradually shift
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The author of this article is Anne M. Peterson, a writer for the Associated Press covering sports. On Friday evening, Ally Sentnor from North Carolina was chosen as the top pick in the National Women’s Soccer League draft, followed by her teammate Savy King who was selected second. 19-year-old Sentnor was chosen by the newly
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Grimsley made sure to avoid experiencing the same outcome as it did during the Christmas season. The Whirlies improved upon their past mistakes from the HaeCo Invitational and easily defeated their longstanding rival, Page, with a score of 77-57 on Friday. This victory comes after competing in Guilford County’s top holiday tournament. Darren Corbett, the
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The Piedmont Triad Athletic Conference, part of the N.C. Independent Schools Athletic Association, is known for its challenging basketball competition within the state. Friday night’s game is a prime example of this. In a closely fought match, No. 23 Forsyth Country Day managed to secure a victory over Caldwell Academy with a final score of
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Many states are taking action as they believe that social media is a major factor in the rising cases of mental illness among young people. More and more states are beginning to mandate that social media companies develop child-friendly versions of their websites, while Washington grapples with how to protect children. Connecticut in June updated
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