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July 4, 2015

• Q&A with Carolina Panthers defensive coordinator Sean McDermott
• Kyle Busch accepts role of safety advocate
• Pressure builds at Syracuse as bad years pile up
• Quick takes: On Alex Morgan, Luke Kuechly and wondrous Tim Duncan
• Chris Evert made her first big splash at age 15 in Charlotte
• Q&A: Frank Kaminsky says he knows how he fits in with Hornets
• Asides: News of Triangle arts, in brief
• Pilkey’s call: Save the beaches
• GOP lawmakers undermine democracy in Greensboro
• The bee trees
• Gay marriage decision no ‘sad day for America’
• The exasperating state of historic tax credits in NC
• Recognition, then reconciliation: Clearly seeing history of race, family in the South
• Misty Copeland triumphs on stage and off
• What to Watch on Saturday: Fireworks and tunes for the 4th
• Paul D. Naylor: Flexible faith
• Adam Galetti: No right to marry
• Herman Kleine: Year-round benefits
• Jim Nolan: GA not representing majority
• Roy McCormick: Majority being ignored
• Steve Kreider: More good parents
• Barb Goldstein: Liberty expanded
• Bill Gilkeson: GOP’s gay-rights advocate
• Ted Cook: Court condemnation
• Peter Aitken: Religious freedom not compromised
• Charlotte Hornets’ Frank Kaminsky shines in summer league loss
• Craig blasts way to runner-up finish at derby
• Jill Ellis’ path to USWNT bench began at NC State
• Sunday Dinner: Sake goes great with fried chicken and barbecue
• Seward Johnson sculptures enliven NYC pedestrian plaza
• Common 414’s Cuke of York
• High hopes for baby bluebirds