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March 9, 2025
By Clark Gerber, WRAL contributor Following a period of accusations and assigning of fault, we may now have an explanation for the struggles of the Panthers’ offense. On Sunday, Andy Dalton stepped in for the injured starter Bryce Young and displayed composure and accuracy. The receivers, headed by Adam Thielen, demonstrated some success in finding
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On September 28, 2023, Erin Schumaker, a journalist from POLITICO, interviews Danielle Carnival, the coordinator of the White House’s cancer moonshot initiative. The team behind POLITICO’s Cancer Moonshot Mission Update is optimistic that the knowledge gained during the Covid crisis on improving healthcare accessibility, along with the advancement of cutting-edge technologies, will lead to President
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Senator Joe Manchin, along with Republicans on the Veterans’ Affairs Committee, has prevented Anjali Chaturvedi, a high-ranking lawyer from the Department of Justice, from advancing. Sen. Joe Manchin According to two sources familiar with the situation, a delay in the confirmation of President Joe Biden’s chosen candidate for the Department of Veterans Affairs’ general counsel
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The effect of artificial intelligence on the environment is still being debated. Panelists at POLITICO’s AI & Tech Summit on Wednesday discussed the immense potential of machine learning programs in aiding efforts to decrease greenhouse gas emissions. This could involve using machine learning to enhance predictions for energy demand and weather patterns, as well as
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In February, Ford declared its plans to establish a $3.5 billion factory in Marshall, Michigan by 2026. The facility will hire 2,500 employees and make Ford the first car company to produce advanced lithium, iron, and phosphate batteries in the United States. The construction of a planned electric vehicle battery plant in Michigan by Ford
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According to Steve Reed of the Associated Press, Charlotte, N.C. Unfortunately, Andy Dalton’s strong throwing arm was unable to prevent the Carolina Panthers from experiencing yet another loss. Dalton played well filling in for rookie quarterback Bryce Young and the passing game was more in sync with the 13-year veteran under center, but the Panthers
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Written by Tim Booth, from the Associated Press. Seattle Frank Reich is experienced enough to understand that his Carolina Panthers, which are in the process of rebuilding and have been affected by injuries, have little room for mistakes while playing in Seattle. Carolina’s team had 13 penalties, lacked a successful running game, and failed to
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Clark Gerber is a contributor for WRAL SportsFan. WRAL SportsFan has a contributor named Clark Gerber. Carolina Panthers 27 Seattle Seahawks 37 Final After persistently defending all afternoon, the Panthers’ defense ultimately gave in. Seattle’s Kenneth Walker III and Jake Bobo teamed up to score three touchdowns in the second half, helping their team secure
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Cathy McMorris Rodgers (on the left) admitted that the status of the PATIENT Act is constantly changing. The Act aims to reduce Medicare payments to off-campus hospital outpatient clinics for Medicare drug reimbursements. | Photo by Rodney Lamkey Jr. for POLITICO By Robert King 09/25/2023 12:39 PM EDT The House is currently discussing a significant
READ MOREFORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — It was the kind of extreme weather event that happened all too often this year: On an unseasonably warm day, more than two feet of rain inundated the city, flooding hundreds of cars and buildings, including a recently constructed luxury apartment tower that touts its sustainability credentials to prospective tenants. The
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