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FBI nabs Charlotte murder suspect on ’10 Most Wanted’ list
FBI captures Alejandro “Alex” Rosales Castillo, wanted in connection with a 2016 Charlotte-area murder, after nine years on the run in Mexico.
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Report warns tariffs could cost NC farms $700M, 8,000 jobs
A new report out this week estimates that tariffs could result in nearly $700 million in losses to North Carolina’s agricultural sector, underscoring the vulnerability of the state’s largest industry to retaliatory trade policies.
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Pharmaceuticals were NC’s top trade commodity in 2025
An analysis of trade data reveals that pharmaceuticals are the No. 1 trade commodity, with Mexico and China among NC's top trade partners.
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Despite hefty tariffs, trade with Mexico sees steady increase
Data reveals early impact of 25% tariff on Mexico, one of the nation's largest agricultural importers, on trade with NC.
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Trump extends China trade deal another 90 days
China is the second largest buyer of NC soybeans, at $16.9 million.
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Immigration arrests up 162% in NC under Trump administration
There have been double the number of immigration arrests in NC by ICE compared with the previous year to date, according to the Deportation Data Project.
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GM absorbs $1.1 billion in tariff costs
General Motors suffers a 35% decline in net income due to tariff costs, according to second-quarter reports,.
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USDA opens applications for Mexico trade mission
“We strongly encourage industry members to take advantage of these opportunities when they align with their business goals. Mexico." — Steve Troxler, commissioner of NCDA&CS.
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Trump threatens 30% tariffs on EU and Mexico
As inflation rises, Trump threatens high tariffs on some of the biggest suppliers to the US.
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White House doubles steel tariffs, impacting NC industries
The future of major NC industries could be at stake as steel tariffs double.
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Appeals court lifts block on Trump’s global tariffs
US Appeals Court lifts block on global tariffs, after Trump administration appeals trade court ruling.
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Gas prices drop, food costs climb as North Carolina prepares to honor the fallen
The Memorial Day weekend—a time to honor the brave service members who have sacrificed their lives for our nation's freedom—North Carolinians planning to travel or host gatherings can expect some financial relief at the gas pump, though grocery bills may see modest increases.
