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“We must then create more good paying jobs here [in America]. Good union jobs,” Harris said. “Our administration is deeply proud to be the most pro-labor administration in the history of our country.”
Peter Feaver, professor of political science and public policy, spoke with Michael McFaul, former U.S. Ambassador to the Russian Federation, on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine in a moderated event Tuesday evening. Topics of discussion included the history of relations between Russia, Ukraine and the West and the potential outcome of the war.
North Carolina redistricting maps passed in November 2021 were expected to give Republicans a 10-4 advantage. After a series of court cases challenging these maps, the newest redistricting plans split North Carolina’s districts roughly equally.
Rural counties just may be key to the future of state politics in North Carolina.
Hector Alejandro Cabrera Fuentes was arrested for following the directions of an agent in the Russian Intelligence Service since 2019. He said that he was recruited by the Russian official after meeting him at a professional conference.
The medications would not truly be “over the counter” because pharmacists still have to counsel patients and eventually notify their primary care provider, according to Duke Campus Center pharmacist Ellen Hawk. Additionally, pharmacists cannot dispense the medication without a standing order, which are signed instructions of a provider authorized by state law to prescribe the medication.
The Durham Housing Authority aims to either build or improve 2,513 housing units throughout Durham by replacing existing public housing units or constructing new market rate housing.
Apart from the increase in median home price, TMLS’ insights show a 29.9% spike in average home price and a 35.1% jump in total dollar volume spent on homes in the Durham area.
The seven justices were split along party lines to determine whether or not the current maps were “unconstitutional beyond a reasonable doubt” due to illegal partisan gerrymandering.
Cawthorn should have to face a deposition and answer questions regarding his participation in the planning and execution of the Jan. 16 insurrection to resolve the question of his eligibility, the challenge suggests.
“When we went strictly virtual, I still had to compete with other things. It's hard to compete with YouTube and Fortnite, but even then, there's a lot on students and their parents as well, especially at Title I schools,” one teacher said.
The former student emailed the UCLA philosophy department links to his manifesto and videos, including one titled, “UCLA PHILOSOPHY (MASS SHOOTING),” the LA Times reported. He made references to race and used several profanities.
Several universities are relaxing their case reporting protocols and disclosing less information on their public online dashboards.
The executive order represents “another important step to increase the goals of greenhouse gas reductions, move more quickly to clean transportation, and to curb environmental injustices that affect our most vulnerable communities,” according to Cooper.
In an attempt to reduce violence, the mall has implemented new policies including chaperone requirements, a security guard dog and increased security presence.
The Chronicle has compiled a list of ways to commemorate Martin Luther King Jr. and participate in volunteering activities at Duke and in Durham this upcoming weekend.
In an open letter from the UNC Residence Hall Association, the executive board condemned the university’s opening plans, calling them “extremely reckless and disheartening.”
With the new funding, the company will continue expanding its client base and will offer more advanced features to efficiently monetize ad platforms.
“We know our democracy is only 246 years old, but it is all that we know. It is all that our parents, our grandparents, our great great grandparents have known, and yet we may take it for granted: our Constitution, our free and fair elections, the rule of law, the electoral process, the certification of a president,” state Rep. Marcia Morey said.
The CDC reported 3,907 new cases in Durham County from Dec. 29 to Jan. 5, representing an increase of 230.8% from the previous seven days.