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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Charlotte News Today delivers fast, focused daily updates on the stories shaping Charlotte, North Carolina—from local news and business to culture, sports, and community developments. Designed for quick, on-the-go listening, each episode brings you up to speed in minutes. Produced by AI for speed, consistency, and global scale, the show is part of The Daily News Now network—bringing local news to every city in the world and keeping communities connected. Charlotte News Today is your daily snapshot of what’s happening across the city. Advertise on DNN: advertise@thednn.ai

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Poland Revokes Zelenskyy's Honor
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Today at 10:10 AM

Poland’s new president revokes Ukraine’s top honor over a controversial military unit name, sparking fury in Kyiv and triggering a diplomatic standoff as both nations brace for a pivotal reconstruction summit — and Putin watches with glee.

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Ticket Quota Scheme Exposed
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Today at 9:21 AM

A woman named Natalie Deese was slapped with over a thousand dollars in bogus tickets after a traffic stop—only to discover the officer’s name on the tickets didn’t match the cop who pulled her over. What started as a personal nightmare spiraled into a shocking allegation of a ticket quota scheme inside the McBee Police Department. Former officer Jerriell Wright exposed how officers were pressured—by the mayor and even higher-ups like the chief and a councilman—to hit daily ticket targets, even going so far as to log into another officer’s account to inflate his stats. W...


The Ambush That Changed an Officer's Life
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Today at 9:21 AM

A South Carolina officer survived a brutal ambush after being shot over sixty times during a routine traffic stop, sparking a deadly manhunt that ended with the suspect’s death in a cornfield. The suspect, a seemingly law-abiding employee with no prior record, left investigators baffled by his motive. The attack triggered the state’s first-ever Blue Alert and left lasting scars — including the death of a police dog and the officer’s ongoing trauma. Though cleared of wrongdoing, the survivor has since left law enforcement to heal, carrying the haunting question: why?

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Motorcycle Crash Claims Life in Hickory
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Today at 8:55 AM

A tragic motorcycle crash in Hickory claims the life of 32-year-old Levi Scovern after his bike collided with a MINI Cooper pulling out of a hotel parking lot. Despite emergency care, he died at the hospital. Authorities are investigating, with speed suspected as a factor — no charges yet. Anyone with info should contact Master Police Officer Elijah Adkins.

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Concord Family Evacuated in House Fire
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Today at 8:44 AM

A devastating house fire on Fryling Avenue Southwest in Concord left a family homeless Friday evening, but thankfully no one was hurt. Fire crews arrived within minutes, battled flames for just seven minutes, and rescued two adults who escaped safely. Investigators are now working to determine the cause, while the family temporarily stays with relatives. Though the loss is heartbreaking, community support is helping them begin the long road to recovery.

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Life Sentence for Father Who Killed His Son
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Today at 8:18 AM

Alden John Whitehead, 37, has been sentenced to life without parole for the brutal murder and abuse of his two-year-old son, Louis, seven years after the horrific incident. The jury convicted him of first-degree murder and felony child abuse after finding evidence that Whitehead inflicted fatal blunt force trauma on his son, left him to die, and then engaged in sexual activity with his girlfriend — all before his mother discovered Louis’s body the next day. The Union County Sheriff’s Office led the investigation, and prosecutors hailed the jury’s verdict as justice long overdue. This case underscores the devastat...


Golf Cart Tragedy and Legal Fallout
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Today at 7:58 AM

A tragic golf cart accident in March claimed the life of 13-year-old cheerleader Julia Rooney, sparking serious legal fallout for her parents, Jeffrey and Sherrie Comitz, who now face misdemeanor charges including contributing to the delinquency of a juvenile, operating without insurance, and allowing an unlicensed teen to drive. The Comitz’s own daughter was behind the wheel when Julia fell out during a turn. Both parents waived their right to counsel in Iredell County, with a key disposition hearing set for September 10th — a moment that could shape the legal outcome and underscore the sobering consequences of vehicle resp...


South Carolina GOP Runoff Heats Up
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Yesterday at 9:57 PM

South Carolina’s Republican governor’s race is heating up as Lt. Gov. Pamela Evette and AG Alan Wilson battle it out in a tight runoff. Evette’s riding Trump’s endorsement, positioning herself as the true “America First” voice for businesses and tax cuts, while Wilson’s campaign leans on Rep. Ralph Norman’s backing — who’s fiercely against gambling expansion and took shots at Evette’s stance. Evette was caught off guard by Norman’s support, calling it a surprise even to his own base. The final vote is June 23 — South Carolina Republicans have one day to decide who leads their cha...


Asylum Seekers Sent to Sierra Leone
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Yesterday at 9:49 PM

The U.S. is quietly shipping asylum seekers to Sierra Leone — a country they’re fleeing from — under a controversial deportation deal, bypassing court-ordered protections that forbid sending them back to danger. These individuals, legally shielded from deportation, are now stuck in a transit limbo managed by a private contractor, with no say over their fate. The U.S. pays Sierra Leone $1.5 million to handle up to 300 deportees annually, raising alarms that the government is outsourcing human rights violations under the guise of “safe” transit — while ignoring the real risks these vulnerable people face once they cross U.S. soil.

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Heels Chase First Title in 19 Years
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Yesterday at 9:46 PM

The Diamond Heels are back in Omaha chasing their first national title in 19 years, facing a scorching-hot Oklahoma squad in a winner-take-all showdown. UNC’s offense must step up with more firepower from the bottom of the lineup, while their elite pitching and flawless defense — led by arms like DeCaro and Lynch — must hold firm against Oklahoma’s explosive bats. With no errors and a perfect record in Omaha, the Tar Heels have everything to win it all — if they can keep every piece clicking under championship pressure.

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Shelter Theft Shocks Community
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Yesterday at 9:39 PM

Thieves struck twice this week at the Humane Society of Concord and Greater Cabarrus County, brazenly stealing donations like dog crates, food, and cleaning supplies—some even taken from a woman who’d previously asked about a lost cat. Surveillance caught them loading items into a red pickup truck, and staff suspect they’d scouted the place before. The shelter, which relies heavily on community donations to care for animals, is now reconsidering its after-hours drop-off policy and may shorten service hours. Executive Director Judy Sims called the thefts targeted and deeply disheartening, urging the public to come forward with t...


Five Arrested in Major Drug Bust
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Yesterday at 7:41 PM

Five major drug traffickers arrested in Kershaw after months-long sting culminates in SWAT raid on Three Cs Road, uncovering fentanyl, meth, cocaine, guns, and nearly $4K in cash — a major victory for law enforcement aiming to dismantle a long-standing drug hub.

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Sir Hamp Bell’s Legal Beat Drops
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Yesterday at 7:24 PM

Sir Hamp Bell, 47, got caught in Hamlet with warrants across North Carolina—resisting arrest and locking himself inside a house didn’t help. Now he’s locked up in Richmond County Jail with no bond, facing a mountain of charges including multiple felonies and theft-related crimes. Bottom line: the law’s beat dropped, and he’s got to pay up.

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Traffic Stop Turns Into Major Drug Bust
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Yesterday at 7:10 PM

A routine traffic stop in Union County turned into a major bust when deputies found fentanyl and meth in the car, leading to arrests for both occupants. Driver Robert Wesley Tyson faces meth possession and maintaining a drug house, with a low $7,500 bond—he’s already out. Passenger Charles Harley Wade Moore, however, is locked up facing two fentanyl trafficking charges with a $100,000 bond. This case underscores how quickly a simple stop can escalate into serious legal trouble, especially with fentanyl involved.

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Avelo Adds Indy and Cleveland Flights
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Yesterday at 6:49 PM

Avelo Airlines just launched nonstop flights from Concord-Padgett Regional Airport to Indianapolis and Cleveland—making these the only direct connections from the area. Flights run Thursday/Sunday for Indy and Friday/Monday for Cleveland, with a sweet buy-one-get-one-half-off deal through December using promo codes IND50 or CLE50. Plus, Avelo’s extended schedule now runs through March 2027, giving travelers a head start on planning next year’s trips. That’s eight nonstop destinations total from Concord. CEO Andrew Levy called it a major win for the Charlotte region, promising affordable fares and more growth ahead.

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Hornets Weigh Coby White’s Future
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Yesterday at 6:01 PM

Coby White is a cornerstone for the Charlotte Hornets, and team president Jeff Peterson wants him to stay — but the price tag could derail their rebuilding plans. With Bird Rights secured, Charlotte faces a tough choice: pay him $25M annually and risk crippling their roster, or explore a sign-and-trade to get assets in return. Ideally, a $20M deal would free up cap space to upgrade their frontcourt — maybe even with Miles Bridges or Grant Williams — turning White’s departure into a strategic asset rather than a loss.

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Dr. Hill on Leave as School Board Investigates
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Yesterday at 5:51 PM

Dr. Crystal Hill, superintendent of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools, is on temporary leave as the school board launches an investigation into administrative oversight—details remain scarce. Despite not knowing specifics, Hill welcomed the review, reaffirmed her commitment to students, and thanked the community for their trust. Tensions have simmered lately, especially over the upcoming budget, where a May meeting turned heated when Hill sought clarification on amendments, and board chair Stephanie Sneed declined public discussion. Hill emphasized tough budget trade-offs, while Sneed insisted their questions weren’t meant to harm the district’s finances. The situation continues to unfold.

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Motorcycle Crash in Hickory Leaves One Dead
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Yesterday at 4:49 PM

Motorcycle Crash in Hickory Leaves One Dead


Should Hornets Take Brayden Burries at 14
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Yesterday at 4:46 PM

This year’s NBA Draft could see another “fall guy” emerge—Brayden Burries, a gritty, scoring freshman combo guard from Arizona, might slip to the Hornets at 14. With a solid frame, elite shooting, and relentless drive, he’s a high-floor NBA player who thrives in Charlotte’s system. Even if Coby White stays, Burries brings needed energy and could be a perfect fit—especially if White departs. Grab him at 14, and Charlotte can build around him while targeting a big man next.

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North Carolina Invests in Rural Revival
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Yesterday at 2:05 PM

North Carolina’s Rural Infrastructure Authority just dropped over $4 million in grants across eight rural communities, sparking economic growth and creating nearly 400 jobs statewide. Projects include repurposing historic buildings into clinics and event spaces, upgrading sewers for industrial parks, and unlocking over $126 million in new investments — proving rural areas are getting the foundation they need to thrive.

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Meloni Slams Trump’s Begging Claim
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Yesterday at 12:19 PM

Trump’s claim that Italian PM Meloni “begged” for a photo at the G7 sparked outrage in Italy, prompting Foreign Minister Tajani to cancel a U.S. trip and Meloni to fire back with a video calling the story “completely fabricated.” She defiantly declared, “Italy and I do not beg,” while Defense Minister Crosetto echoed her, calling Trump’s remarks childish and damaging to the alliance. This latest clash follows past tensions over Iran and Ukraine, revealing growing friction in a relationship once aimed at strengthening ties.

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YMCA Lockdown After Weapon Scare
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Yesterday at 10:11 AM

A scary moment at the Morrison YMCA in Ballantyne turned into a quick safety win—someone flashed what looked like a weapon before fleeing, prompting an immediate lockdown and police response. No one was hurt, and the suspect is already banned from all YMCA locations in Greater Charlotte after staff helped ID them. The YMCA says member safety is top priority and thanks police for their swift action. Authorities are still investigating and may file charges—more details to come.

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Maine’s Political Shake-Up
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Yesterday at 6:34 AM

Maine’s political stage is heating up with major races set for the general election: Democrat Hannah Pingree faces Republican Bobby Charles for governor, while Matt Dunlap challenges former Governor Paul LePage in the competitive Second Congressional District. Meanwhile, oyster farmer Graham Platner will take on Senator Susan Collins in the Senate race. All three contests are shaped by Maine’s unique ranked choice voting system, which ensures winners have broad support—even if it delays results. With the current governor term-limited and key seats up for grabs, Maine voters are poised to reshape the state’s leadership and influenc...


Israel Strikes Lebanon as Iran Walks Away
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Yesterday at 5:33 AM

Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon overnight have triggered heavy clashes with Hezbollah, killing at least sixteen people, as Tehran pulls out of U.S. talks over the war — a move seen as retaliation for Israel’s continued military operations against the Iran-backed group.

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U.S. Strikes Kill 3 in Pacific Boat Attack
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Yesterday at 5:02 AM

Another U.S. military strike in the eastern Pacific killed three aboard a boat allegedly linked to drug smuggling, pushing the death toll from such operations since September to at least 211. While officials claim the vessel was operating on known trafficking routes, no concrete evidence of drugs was presented — and a viral video shows the boat engulfed in flames. President Trump calls it an “armed conflict” against cartels, but critics question the legality and effectiveness, especially since much fentanyl enters the U.S. overland. Senators demand unedited footage, and legal experts warn a second strike on survivors may violate intern...


FARC Dissidents Disarm in Peace Push
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Yesterday at 4:00 AM

Colombia’s dissident FARC faction, the National Coordinating Committee of the Bolivarian Army, has surrendered weapons in the Putumayo region near Ecuador, signaling a bold shift from guns to dialogue — even as their leader, jailed on drug charges, insists peace talks continue. President Petro’s “total peace” initiative seeks to bring all armed groups to the table, but trust is fragile and reintegration is tightly controlled under government supervision. With 27,000 armed actors still active, this disarmament is just one step in a complex, ongoing journey toward lasting peace.

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Tega Cay’s Crime-Free Secret
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Yesterday at 3:37 AM

Tega Cay, South Carolina, is setting a national safety standard—with zero crimes against people or property in April and just three property crimes in May, far below state and national averages. The city’s proactive police strategy, including the “9 p.m. Routine” and the eye-opening “You Could Have Been a Victim” outreach, turns prevention into daily habit. Residents like parents Robert Detwiler and Olivia Davis praise the peace, letting kids roam freely and safely. Police Chief Joey Crosby credits consistent community partnership for this remarkable, sustained success.

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Burnham Challenges Starmer for Labour Leadership
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Yesterday at 2:32 AM

Andy Burnham’s surprise win in the Makerfield by-election sends shockwaves through Labour, positioning him as the frontrunner to challenge Keir Starmer for leadership. Defeating a Reform UK opponent, Burnham returns to Parliament with a bold promise to overhaul politics — at a time when Labour’s popularity is slipping amid cost-of-living crises and service failures. With Josh Simons’ resignation paving the way, Burnham’s victory fuels calls for Starmer’s exit, even as Starmer offers him a cabinet role. The “King of the North” now holds the keys to Labour’s future — and the clock is ticking.

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Charlotte Schools Superintendent on Leave
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Yesterday at 12:18 AM

Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools superintendent Dr. Crystal Hill is on paid leave as the board launches a sweeping investigation into district operations—no charges yet, but her 28-year record and recent contract extension make this a major shakeup. Hill defends her integrity, while critics like Lisa Cline call it standard procedure. Meanwhile, Deputy Superintendent Dr. Melissa Balknight takes the reins as the story unfolds.

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Shooting in Mooresville Leaves Man Seriously Injured
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Yesterday at 12:18 AM

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Released Before Justice for Begay
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Last Thursday at 11:47 PM

A Navajo elder vanished five years ago, and the man convicted of assaulting her and stealing her truck has just been released early — sparking outrage among her grieving family. Preston Tolth, sentenced to five years, walked free due to good conduct credits and federal prison policies, despite family’s belief he should remain locked up until 2028. Begay, a beloved weaver and grandmother, remains missing. While Tolth must serve supervised probation, victims’ advocates say the lack of notification and systemic sentencing practices deepen the pain of an unresolved tragedy in a nation grappling with violence against Indigenous communities.

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Charlotte’s Interim Mayor Race Tightens
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Last Thursday at 11:33 PM

Charlotte’s city council is in a tight race to pick an interim mayor from five finalists, with the focus squarely on who can best bridge the gap between council and community, driving policy and progress. Key issues like the stalled I-77 South expansion loom large, with candidates vying to prove they can rebuild public trust and lead tough conversations. One candidate emphasized grassroots engagement through town halls, while another showcased deep public service experience. Council members will deliberate over the weekend, with a final vote Monday—and the Charlotte Black Political Caucus set to announce their endorsement Friday, pote...


Refund Stuck When Buying From Third Party
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Last Thursday at 9:46 PM

Craig Sheltra bought an iPad for his son via a third-party seller on the Walmart app, paying $729. When his son switched to a new tablet, Craig tried to return the old one for a refund — only to find his money stuck for weeks as Walmart dragged its feet. He’d already spent $1,500 on the replacement, making the delay painful. The lesson? When buying through third-party sellers on big platforms, always push the main company — they’re your best bet for resolving issues and getting your money back.

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Uncle’s Commuted Sentence Sparks Outcry
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Last Thursday at 9:23 PM

A 14-year-old girl from the Rosebud Sioux Tribe, McKenna Wendel, was found dead in rural South Dakota five days after going missing — now two men face serious charges in her death. Her uncle, Mark Milk, formerly serving a life sentence for manslaughter, now faces new accusations including cocaine possession allegedly causing her death and transporting a minor for sexual activity. The other accused, Jon Rogness, is charged with conspiracy and covering up the crimes. Milk’s sentence was commuted by then-Governor Kristi Noem in 2023 — a move that drew legal and public scrutiny — while the FBI calls such child deaths among th...


Tragic Crash on NC Highway 16
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Last Thursday at 9:23 PM

A tragic crash on N.C. Highway 16 near Buffalo Shoals Road claimed the life of 22-year-old Sheck Kamara after his Hyundai Tucson T-boned a Ford Explorer at a red light. Kamara was pronounced dead at the scene, while the passenger in the Hyundai and the 19-year-old driver of the Ford both suffered non-life-threatening injuries. Authorities say speed or impairment weren’t factors, and no charges will be filed.

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Indigo Threads Across Cultures
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Last Thursday at 8:55 PM

Gordon Holliday is turning indigo blue into a powerful cultural narrative at the Juneteenth Art Fest, weaving together African, Japanese, and Southern American histories through this historic dye—once called “Blue Gold” for its economic might. He honors the enslaved Africans whose labor built this legacy, while celebrating indigo’s spiritual and medicinal roots. The free, family-friendly festival in University City invites everyone to experience live music, local art, food, and immersive cultural activities—all designed to reconnect communities with their shared heritage.

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When Food Pantries Break Records
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Last Thursday at 8:54 PM

Food pantries are facing record-breaking demand, with one local group serving more people in a year than ever before—enough to fill Bank of America Stadium twice. Volunteers and donors like Britney Wright, who once struggled with hunger herself, are stepping up to pack boxes and deliver meals, proving that community support can turn crisis into care. Your donations through The 9 Food Drive directly fuel this lifesaving effort, helping families weather rising food costs one meal at a time.

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Secret Service Funds Redirected to Ballroom
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Last Thursday at 8:22 PM

Three hundred fifty million dollars originally earmarked for Secret Service security upgrades is now quietly being rerouted to White House security — and some are accusing it of secretly funding a controversial ballroom project, despite the president’s pledge that taxpayer money wouldn’t touch it. This move comes just after Congress rejected a billion-dollar White House security request, adding fuel to claims that the administration is using budget maneuvering to obscure spending. Lawmakers are raising alarms, calling the shift potentially illegal and politically suspect, especially as the ballroom project faces legal challenges. The White House counters that private donors are co...


NC Rural Grants Fuel Job Growth
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Last Thursday at 7:34 PM

North Carolina is pouring over $4 million into rural communities through new economic development grants, creating 396 jobs—including 96 new ones—and sparking $126 million in combined public and private investment. Key projects include Textum’s 34-job expansion in Gaston County, Talalay Global’s 52-job manufacturing hub in Rockingham County, and a new urgent care clinic in Taylorsville. The funding also supports downtown revitalization and industrial site development, aiming to strengthen rural economies and ensure long-term growth.

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Vance Slams Israeli Leaders
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Last Thursday at 7:23 PM

Vice President JD Vance unleashed a fiery critique this week, slamming Israeli leaders as out of touch and disconnected from the overwhelming U.S. military and diplomatic backing they’re receiving.

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