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North Carolina Power Outages May Stem From Criminal Act, Officials Say
About 38,000 customers were without power in Moore County in outages that a sheriff’s office said was linked to potential…
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How Democrats’ New Primary Calendar Changes the Chessboard
President Biden’s push to abandon Iowa for younger, racially diverse states is likely to reward candidates who connect with the…
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After Arkansas Trial, Judge Weighs Legality of Ban on Care for Transgender Youth
The trial, the first over a challenge to a state ban on gender-affirming care, concluded last week; the judge has…
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What It Might Mean for Michigan to Vote Early in Democratic Primaries
If President Biden gets his wish, the state will move near the front of the presidential nominating calendar.
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In Georgia, a Heated Senate Race Stirs Mixed Emotions in Black Voters
The contest might have been a showcase of Black political power in the Deep South. But many Black voters say…
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A Killer on the Loose Leaves an Idaho College Town Shaken
Many students living in the dorms at the University of Idaho have not returned after the Thanksgiving break, as residents…
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Inside Biden’s State Dinner: Hot Dog Talk and a Party That Lasted Until 1 A.M.
At one point, the bartenders ran out of glassware, depriving some invitees of social lubricant after years spent in a…
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Biden Signs Legislation to Avert Nationwide Rail Strike
President Biden had called on Congress to act, saying a rail strike would “devastate our economy.”
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She Sold the French Laundry. Then It Became the ‘Best Restaurant in the World.’
Sally Schmitt was a pioneer of California cuisine, but she never sought the spotlight.
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Applying to College, and Trying to Appear ‘Less Asian’
The affirmative action lawsuit against Harvard seemed to confirm advice given for years to Asian Americans: Don’t play chess, don’t…