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Last week, Speaker of the N.C. House Thom Tillis (left) released two campaign ads attacking incumbent Senator Kay Hagan (right) on her decisions concerning foreign policy crises in the Middle East.

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Foreign policy rift emerges in Hagan-Tillis Senate race

By Maria Luisa Frasson | October 7, 2014

Foreign affairs have taken center stage in North Carolina’s highly contentious U.S. Senate race—a shift from the social concerns that typically dominate senatorial elections.

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Global Brazil Lab will study up-and-coming country in interdisciplinary light

By Maria Luisa Frasson | September 9, 2014

With Brazil growing more and more prominent on the international stage, the Duke Global Brazil Lab aims to offer students and faculty a chance to study the country in an interdisciplinary setting.

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Law School clinic helps exonerate man after 22 years in prison

By Maria Luisa Frasson | September 5, 2014

Michael Parker spent 22 years in jail for crimes he did not commit—and now, thanks to work by Duke's Wrongful Convictions Clinic, he is finally free.

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