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Congress goes to brink on Homeland Security shutdown debate
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N&O journalists win 40 press awards
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Faculty to study proposed UNC athletic changes
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Elephant cruelty charges spark call to cancel circus in Raleigh
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Blue Cross and Blue Shield of NC posts first loss in 15 years
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Wake County schools can still save spring break
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Canes' Liles quietly reaches 700th career game
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RDU-to-Toronto flight makes emergency landing in PA
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Wake judge allows case on voter ID law to proceed to trial
A judge rejected NC lawmakers’ request to dismiss a challenge to the voter ID law. The League of Women Voters of North Carolina and others contend the requirement violates the NC Constitution.
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UNC governors vote to close 3 university-based centers
The UNC Board of Governors voted Friday to close three university-based centers as part of a sweeping review of institutes across universities in North Carolina.
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UNC governors approve tuition increases
The UNC Board of Governors approved tuition and fee increases Friday that will average 4.3 percent for in-state undergraduates across the university system’s campuses. That brings the average cost to $6,448.88 per year for North Carolina residents.
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Leonard Nimoy, Mr. Spock of ‘Star Trek,’ dies at 83
Leonard Nimoy, the sonorous, gaunt-faced actor who won a worshipful global following as Mr. Spock, the resolutely logical human-alien first officer of the Starship Enterprise in the television and movie juggernaut “Star Trek,” died on Friday morning...
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Drescher: Remember journalist Austin Tice, missing in Syria
Austin Tice's commitment to action prompted him to report from Syria and photograph its battles...
Shaffer: Creative snow sculptors use the force of densely packed slush
With their power cut, their houses dark and their iPads temporarily unavailable, Triangle residents...
Sports
Duke's Matt Jones and Justise Winslow thriving in Rasheed Sulaimon's absence
In the month since Rasheed Sulaimon has been gone, the No. 4 Blue Devils have gone 8-0, with three wins over top 15 teams - the same number of such wins they had in the 20 games with Sulaimon. And the two players most responsible for taking his minutes...
Local/State News
NC Museum of Natural Sciences opens mini branch in Whiteville
The N.C. Museum of Natural Sciences will open a mini version of itself Saturday in Whiteville, a town of less than 6,000 residents two hours from the museum’s Raleigh home. It’s a test of whether the museum in Raleigh can reach out through...
Business
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of NC posts first loss in 15 years
Blue Cross and Blue Shield, North Carolina's largest health insurer, said Friday it posted its first financial loss in nearly two decades as a result of insuring older and sicker people under the Affordable Care Act.
Politics
UNC governors vote to close 3 university-based centers
The UNC Board of Governors voted Friday to close three university-based centers as part of a sweeping review of institutes across universities in North Carolina.
Nation/World News
What’s in the conscience of today’s conservative?
The underlying conservative philosophy remains unquestioned. “Conservatives want people to do more,” said Carter Wrenn, a Republican consultant based in Raleigh, N.C. “We believe individual responsibility is the key to prosperity...
Living
Backyard Wildlife: Your choices may hurt, not help animals' diets
Your garden contains numerous threats to animals and birds, from toxic plants to everyday junk you overlook.
Entertainment
What to Watch on Friday: ‘Cesar 911’ tames an attack dog
Cesar Millano helps a couple on the verge of a divorce because their American bulldog Gunny attacks everything that moves – including small children.
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