The Fight To Govern Artificial Intelligence
By Jordan Meadows Staff Writer As artificial intelligence rapidly reshapes the U.S. economy, lawmakers, state attorneys general, and the White House are accelerating efforts to advance competing visions for national oversight. With Congress unable to pass comprehensive AI legislation, the […]
Read MoreWhat Boycotting Looks Like 70 Years After Montgomery
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) – Doris Crenshaw was 12 years old on Dec. 5, 1955, when she and her sister eagerly rushed door to door in their neighborhood, distributing flyers prepared by activists planning a boycott of city buses in Montgomery, […]
Read MoreData Center In Person County: Microsofts Make Major Move
By Jheri Hardaway Staff Writer Woodsdale Township, NC – Person County is set to become the newest home for a Microsoft data center, a development expected to significantly boost the local economy. According to county property records and local press, […]
Read MoreFed Funding Changes Could Push Thousands of People Into Homelessness In North Carolina
NC NEWSLINE – Nearly 3,000 North Carolinians could lose housing under changes to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s [HUD] competitive grant program for permanent housing, according to an estimate by the National Alliance to End Homelessness. […]
Read MoreSupreme Court’s decision on birthright citizenship will depend on its interpretation of one key phrase
THE CONVERSATION – The Supreme Court on Dec. 5, 2025, agreed to review the long-simmering controversy over birthright citizenship. It will likely hand down a ruling next summer. In January 2025, President Donald Trump issued an executive order removing the […]
Read MoreAfrican Nations Push For Recognition of Colonial Crimes and Reparations
ALGIERS, Algeria (AP) – African leaders pushed Sunday to have colonial-era crimes recognized, criminalized and addressed through reparations. At a conference in Algiers, diplomats and leaders convened to advance an African Union resolution passed at a meeting earlier this year […]
Read MoreWomen’s Ministry Holiday Extravaganza In Apex
On Sunday, December 8th, Apex First Baptist Church held a Holiday Extravaganza hosted by their Women’s Ministry. The afternoon was filled with shopping, door prizes and holiday cheer. This event was success on all fronts. It brought the community together […]
Read MoreCompeting GOP Proposals on ACA Policy
By Jordan Meadows Staff Writer The Senate is barreling toward a major health-care showdown as enhanced Affordable Care Act (ACA) subsidies are set to expire at the end of the year, threatening steep premium hikes for more than 20 million […]
Read MoreHow Southern Colleges Are Shaking Up The ‘Plumbing’ Of Higher Education
NC Newsline – When six Southern public university systems this summer formed a new accreditation agency, the move shook the national evaluation model that higher education has relied on for decades. The news wasn’t unexpected: It arrived a few months […]
Read MoreNew Student Loan Rule Could Dissuade Some From Advanced Degrees
STATELINE – Zoe Clarke became a hospital registered nurse two and a half years ago, following in the footsteps of her mother and grandmother. Clarke, an ICU nurse in Asheville, North Carolina, wants to get her master’s degree to become […]
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