The Trump administration-backed project aims to lower "the price at the pump to $3.47 for our 47th President," the White House said.
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Research concluded recent breakthroughs compressed the time frame in which cryptocurrencies will become widely vulnerable to hackers.
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After progressive candidates won Democratic primaries, Republicans seek to portray Democrats as extreme rather than defending Trump's cost-of-living record.
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New student loan rules have just gone into effect— an ever-changing and complicated array of repayment options have been replaced by a new set of repayment rules and limits on future loans. However, if you take out even one more new Parent PLUS loan, disbursed on or after July 1, 2026, you m…
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Federal, state and local governments responding to consumer anger and grid-stability concerns are pushing Big Tech to pay more for their expected demand.
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An investigation found that illegal drugs were being used around the children, the sheriff's office said.
The arrest of a Raleigh man for allegedly denying his dog emergency surgery highlights a facet of North Carolina law that classifies failure to provide such care as animal cruelty.
“It’s unbelievable people still engage in dog fighting activities,” U.S. Attorney Russ Ferguson said.
Gov. Josh Stein wrote in his veto statement that "we all want people experiencing homelessness to get back on their feet and live in safe, affordable housing. Yet, this poorly constructed bill makes that goal harder and creates another significant unfunded mandate for local governments."
Gov. Josh Stein said, "When we work together across our differences and put people first, we can make good things happen."
The General Assembly estimates this will save the state $21.4 million in the upcoming fiscal year, which began Wednesday.
Republican state lawmakers could award $5 million in no-bid contracts to use AI for the purpose of providing tutoring support to students.