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Is Postmaster General Louis DeJoy Hitting the Self-Destruct Button on Democracy?
The Wisconsin primary election on April 7 was the first in the United States after the COVID-19 pandemic swept across the nation, leading to business and school shutdowns as people adjusted to limit in-person encounters to slow the spread of the virus. Requests for absentee ballots, also known as mail-in…
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Former Black Novant Health Tech Describes Racial Harassment
David Johnson started working as a contractor on a project helping Novant Health transition over to the EPIC medical records system in the Charlotte area in March 2013. The contracting gig turned into a job offer from the Winston-Salem-based non-profit hospital system for a position as an end-user computing analyst…
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American Fighters Bring War and Murder Home from Ukraine
On July 13, 2013, the day after his son’s birth, Army Specialist Craig Lang left Fort Bliss without notifying his commanders. Armed with a handgun, he drove 1,800 miles to his wife’s house southwest of Raleigh. A month earlier, a Harnett County district court judge had signed off on a…
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